Who Are Obama's Key Regulation Advisers?—PICTURES

Obama: Boris Bershteyn (no photo). The general counsel in the Office of Management and Budget recently replaced Cass Sunstein as acting director of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

Obama: Timothy Geithner. The Treasury secretary, the administration’s longest-serving economic official, has been the touchstone for Obama’s middle-of-the-road regulatory approach to Wall Street reform, and he has declined to break up the too-big-to-fail banks.

Obama: Lisa Jackson. The EPA administrator has become the point person for environmental and energy regulation—and has taken the brunt of GOP attacks over what it calls “job-killing” regulations. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)

Obama: James Kvaal. The Obama campaign’s policy director is tasked with refuting Mitt Romney’s argument that overregulation of the economy has slowed growth. (Courtesy of Education Department)