SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A former state budget director was named Friday to serve as interim CEO of the New Mexico Finance Authority as it copes with fallout from a forged audit that’s led to fraud arrests and investigations by securities regulators and the Legislature.
The authority’s governing board picked John Gasparich as the agency’s top manager. His salary has not yet been determined.
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