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The Uncertainty Principle—II
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Estimates of new rule making as a result of the Financial Reform Bill of 2010, range from 243 new federal rule-makings required based on an analysis made by law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell, to higher numbers made by other experts. The Journal reported in a separate piece on the analysis made by Davis Polk and Wardwell. That estimate includes 67 one time studies and 22 new periodic reports, as being a estimate on the low side. The Journal says the larger banks would benefit by being better able to handle the extra regulatory costs.
Financial Regulatory Reform Bill in Congress- April 2010.
04/16/2010
The drafting of legislation on financial regulatory refor. Proposal by Senator Blanche Lincoln for derivatives to be strictly traded on exchanges and other reforms that are being formulated.
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A Dubious Way to Prevent Fiscal Crisis
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Assessment of Financial reforms bills in Congress- June 2010.
04/16/2010
Christopher Whalen of the Institutional Ris Anlayst sees the reform bills as inadequate to meet a future crisis. And watered down in Congressional negotiation, responding more to symptoms than the root causes of the last crisis.
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The lack of action in the "too big to fail" and systemically important financial institutions area one year into the Obama administration.
04/21/2009
Regulatory reform proposals and other actions taken in the first 6 months still leave many banking and financial nstitutions that are too big to fail. Consolidations of banks have actually increasd their size. The dangers in additional bailout assistance if banks suffer huge losses.
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What Does the Market Focus on After the Stress Tests?
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Expert opinion on the Financial Reform Bill of 2010.
07/16/2010
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