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EDITORIAL: Banks are too big, if too big to fail
As Alan Greenspan, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, put it, “If it is too big to fail, it is too big.” Paul A. Volcker, another former chairman of the Federal Reserve, thinks a new version of the Glass Steagall Act, repealed in 1999, should... Full Article at New Haven Register
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Any time an institution is considered a threat to systemic stability it will be hit with restraints that will include increased capital and restriction on certain activities and maybe a case-by-case imposition of Glass Steagal
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Particularly if you're working across so many markets, you really want people with excellent local knowledge. So you can work with a network of financial institutions and you can hedge any kind of position you have with multiple contracts with smaller players ... In fact it's probably not wise in this d...
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Global banks are financial service providers to global firms
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If we do get into national chartering it will be in life insurance ... and maybe large commercial entities
