"The Wall Street Shuffle," CNN Radio (Dallas) - May 27, 2010
Professor Greenberger emphasizes the importance of section 716 in
Senate financial regulatory reform legislation.
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CNN Money - May 25, 2010
Winners and losers of the current Wall Street reform legislation.
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"CongressDaily," National Journal - May 25, 2010
Professor Greenberger comments on Rep. Barney Frank's assertion
that Senate financial regulatory reform legislation "goes to far" by
requiring banks to spin off their swaps desks.
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HeatingOil.com - May 24, 2010
The CFTC is poised to impose new rules on speculators following the
Senate's approval of financial regulatory reform legislation. Professor
Greenberger calls it "a signal from Congress."
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Business Week - May 21, 2010
The CFTC is poised to impose new rules on speculators following the
Senate's approval of financial regulatory reform legislation. Professor
Greenberger calls it "a signal from Congress."
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San Francisco Chronicle - May 21, 2010
The CFTC is poised to impose new rules on speculators following the
Senate's approval of financial regulatory reform legislation. Professor
Greenberger calls it "a signal from Congress."
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FireDogLake - May 20, 2010
Professor Greenberger says Sen. Maria Cantwell is "absolutely right in
what she's doing" by holding up cloture on the Senate's financial
regulation legislation.
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"Marketplace," NPR - May 19, 2010
Professor Greenberger explains it's critical that Sen. Lincoln's
derivatives provision prevails.
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"Planet Money," NPR - May 19, 2010
Professor Greenberger warns that last minute dealings could exempt
60 percent of derivatives trades from regulation.
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The Washington Post - May 19, 2010
Professor Greenberger explains why Sen. Dodd's amendment to the
financial regulation bill isn't a good compromise, especially for
taxpayers.
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Capitol News Connection - May 19, 2010
The derivatives disaster is spreading to local governments.
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In These Times - May 19, 2010
Professor Greenberger expresses concern that reformers have to fight
the Obama administration as much as they have to fight Wall Street.
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The Epoch Times - May 17, 2010
Wall Street's next move: betting on Hollywood. Professor Greenberger
says that, in gaming terms, there's a good chance it will be banned.
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Tampa Tribune - May 17, 2010
Professor Greenberger says a Florida candidate for U.S. Senate who
made billions betting against the housing market benefited "from a
system that caused the meltdown, but he didn't cause it."
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WTOP Radio (Washington, D.C.) - May 13, 2010
Factors that could have contributed to the latest wild market swing.
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CNN Money - May 11, 2010
Wall Street's next move: betting on Hollywood. Professor Greenberger
weighs in.
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Insurance Advocate - May 10, 2010
Professor Greenberger applauds the New York assemblyman who
introduced legislation to regulate credit default swaps like insurance.
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"Assignment," BBC Radio - May 9, 2010
Professor Greenberger discusses the fight to regulate derivatives in
the late 90s.
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The Globe & Mail - May 7, 2010
Professor Greenberger explains how high-speed trading could have
contributed to a massive market dysfunction.
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The Fiscal Times - May 5, 2010
Lessons learned from derivatives deregulation a decade ago.
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Rortybomb (blog) - May 5, 2010
Professor Greenberger defends Sen. Blanche Lincoln's proposal to
spin off swaps desks.
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The Washington Post online - May 5, 2010
Professor Greenberger defends Sen. Blanche Lincoln's proposal to
spin off swaps desks.
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CNBC.com - May 5, 2010
Professor Greenberger says world governments will follow the United
States' lead in regulating OTC derivatives.
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The Huffington Post - May 4, 2010
Coalition letter on financial regulatory reform.
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C-SPAN - May 4, 2010
Professor Greenberger discusses the role credit rating agencies
played in the financial crisis, plus possible new regulations.
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The Huffington Post - May 4, 2010
Well-known companies are supporting relaxed standards for Wall
Street.
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The Washington Post online - May 3, 2010
Sen. Blanche Lincoln's derivatives proposal is getting support from
Professor Greenberger.
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