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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Megawatt Daily - September 28, 2011
Professor Greenberger is quoted arguing in favor of strong and timely
U.S. leadership on financial reform.
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National Journal - September 27, 2011
concerned about the impending European debt crisis because they do
not have a clear picture of the derivatives exposure of U.S. financial
institutions.
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Professor Greenberger explains that speculation increases energy
and food prices and asserts that the rules proposed by the CFTC to
regulate speculation on commodities markets are "horribly weak."
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Detroit Free Press - September 22, 2011
Professor Greenberger argues that margin requirements would
benefit the auto industry by making derivatives safer for investment.
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ThinkProgress.org - September 15, 2011
Professor Greenberger comments that documents leaked by Senator
Bernie Sanders reveal that speculation by banks and other financial
institutions is increasing the cost of commodities.
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Professor Greenberger comments on the financial cost of not being
prepared to respond to a disaster.
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