Bloomberg - October 28, 2011
Professor Greenberger suggestions that the CFTC's position limits
rule may curb excessive speculation in derivatives markets.
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New York Times - October 27, 2011
Professor Greenberger argues that a decision not to categorize the
voluntary swap on Greek debt that was recently proposed by European
leaders as a "default" would dissuade further speculation on the
European debt crisis.
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Al Jeezera - October 27, 2011
Professor Greenberger is interviewed about how speculation in oil
markets is increasing the price of gasoline.
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Thompson Reuters News & Insight - October 18, 2011
Professor Greenberger suggests that the position limits recently
consumer groups, and commercial end users on the basis that the
limits are arbitrary and capricious.
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IBTimes Gold - October 18, 2011
Professor Greenberger considers the possibility of a legal challenge
to the position limits that the CFTC recently adopted and argues that a
temporary stay of execution would permanently undermine the rule.
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The New Republic - October 6, 2011
Professor Greenberger expresses concern that the Commodities
Futures Trading Commission will not enact position limits in a timely
manner.
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Newsworks - October 6, 2011
Professor Greenberger is quoted in support of the need for the speedy
implementation of robust financial regulation in an editorial that
comments on the Wall Street protests.
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Platts Energy Weekly - October 2, 2011
Professor Greenberger discusses the international impact of
proposed CFTC financial rules and the need for robust position limits.
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