Platts - July 27, 2010
Professor Greenberger says the CFTC will have its hands full with
responsibilities under the new financial reform law.
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Hamptons.com - July 27, 2010
Professor Greenberger speaks on a panel along with Elizabeth
Warren and George Soros.
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American Banker - July 22, 2010
Professor Greenberger says that much of the derivatives section of
finreg is going to be based on rulemaking by the SEC and CFTC.
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The Boston Globe - July 22, 2010
Professor Greenberger says there is sweeping support for Elizabeth
Warren to head the new federal consumer protection bureau.
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The Economic Times - July 20, 2010
Professor Greenberger speaks on a panel along with Elizabeth
Warren and George Soros.
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Businessweek - July 19, 2010
Professor Greenberger speaks on a panel along with Elizabeth
Warren and George Soros.
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Businessweek - July 19, 2010
Professor Greenberger explains why proving commodity manipulation
could be easier post-finreg.
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U.S. News & World Report - July 16, 2010
Professor Greenberger says the SEC's suit against Goldman Sachs
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Christian Science Monitor - July 15, 2010
Professor Greenberger explains why rulemaking is the next big step in
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"Marketplace," NPR - July 15, 2010
Professor Greenberger explains why rulemaking is the next big step in
financial regulatory reform.
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Los Angeles Times - July 15, 2010
Professor Greenberger says regulatory rule-writing is the next big fight
on the financial reform front.
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The Huffington Post - July 15, 2010
Professor Greenberger discusses the derivatives aspect of the
financial regulatory reform bill.
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CNN Money - July 13, 2010
Professor Greenberger says financial reform legislation will tamp
down on speculative activities that affect the price of commodities.
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The Boston Globe - July 1, 2010
Professor Greenberger says lawmakers "moved heaven and earth" for
Sen. Scott Brown in an effort to garner his support for the financial
regulation bill.
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