Some fear he will get the job but fail to stand up to pressure from politicians and big business.It is to be hoped that the tales of political intrigue are exaggerated, and Mr Rajan will be appointed and show his mettle.
Nothing illustrates the corruption rampant in Washington more than the recent resignation of Federal Communications Commission member, Meredith Attwell Baker, a Republican who Obama appointed to show how "bipartisan" he can be, who is now going to work as a lavishly paid shill for the very industry she was supposedly "regulating".
Professionally, Il Cavaliere, an Italian nickname meaning "The Knight," was accused of corruption, leading the country into financial destruction and popular but ineffective leadership, such as appointing TV show girls as candidates for European parliament.
This Parliament would urge the Commission and the new Director-General of DG XXIV - when appointed - to show the same determination about legislation in this field of financial services that the rapporteur has shown.
Whatever its associations, it is a completely astounding object and, alone, worth the trip to this richly appointed, expertly orchestrated show.
Mr. D'Amiano contacted the governor and his aides to lobby for at least five candidates who sought state positions, and three were eventually appointed, the records show.
"Kabila only appointed her to show the international community he's doing something about sexual violence, but there's nothing there," she said.
Alexander Wang's words arrived before I saw his sophisticated show, which looked less like the designer's energetic sportswear and more like a preview of the Balenciaga collection that Mr. Wang, as the house's newly appointed designer, will show in Paris this season.
The shadow Justice Secretary, Lord Falconer, said the decision to appoint Sodexo showed that former justice secretary Chris Grayling had been too keen to push through his privatisation programme.
The fact that Corbyn hesitated, with some of his advisers urging him not to take the risk of appointing McDonnell, shows that the new leadership is at least a little sensitive to the hugely complex political world it has entered.
"The fact that he is willing to move aside Rogers, who has been in total control of the situation for not only the past couple of years but since Cardinal Law was appointed in 1984, shows us they're willing to do what they need to do".
