"Fault Lines," Al Jazeera English - April 30, 2009
Professor Greenberger discusses the sweeping financial
deregulation movement of the late 90s.
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TheStreet.com - April 28, 2009
Professor Greenberger discusses the continuing fight to give
regulators more oversight of the credit default swaps market.
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Bloomberg - April 28, 2009
Professor Greenberger discusses legislation in the U.S. Senate that
would give the government more power to prosecute mortgage and
financial fraud.
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Variety - April 26, 2009
Professor Greenberger attends the premiere of 'American Casino' at
the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Commentary from
Professor Greenberger is prominently featured in the film.
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Bloomberg - April 24, 2009
Professor Greenberger discusses the evolution of the derivatives
market and the lack of regulation that fueled runaway credit default
swaps trading.
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Newsweek - April 10, 2009
Professor Greenberger explains the importance of requiring
over-the-counter derivatives to be traded on formal exchanges.
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WUSA TV, Channel 9 (Washington, D.C.) - April 8, 2009
Professor Greenberger discusses the investigation into alleged
prosecutorial misconduct in the Ted Stevens case and the federal
government's plan to crack down on mortgage relief fraud,
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The Hill - April 7, 2009
Professor Greenberger discusses the role of a systemic risk regulator
in overseeing derivatives trading.
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The Washington Post - April 7, 2009
Professor Greenberger explains the importance of a cohesive and
comprehensive new financial regulatory system.
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MinnPost.com - April 7, 2009
Professor Greenberger discusses Larry Summers' refusal to heed the
CFTC's call for derivatives regulation in the late 90s.
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"Connect the Dots," KPFK 90.7 FM (Los Angeles) - April 6, 2009
Professor Greenberger discusses the prospect of nationalizing the
Fed.
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ClimateWire - April 2, 2009
Professor Greenberger discusses the role the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading
Commission could have in oversight of the proposed carbon trading
market.
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