Attorney General Cuomo's office revealed that in its investigation of NY State's pension fund pay-to-play practices, it was now looking at current State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. The NY Times reports, "The state pension fund increased its investment in Intermedia in early 2007, shortly after Mr. DiNapoli, a former assemblyman, was chosen by the Legislature to replace Mr. Hevesi. The increase came after a meeting between Mr. DiNapoli and Intermedia’s chief executive, Leo Hindery Jr., that was arranged by Global and Roberto Ramirez, an executive at Mirram Group and a prominent former assemblyman." DiNapoli denied acting improperly, adding, "As the attorney general’s investigation has revealed, I inherited a mess. But it is a mess that I have fixed." Former Comptroller Alan Hevesi's aides were allegedly involved in corrupt practices.