Regulating derivatives dealers is important because this financial crisis has taught us that the derivatives trading activities of even one ...
One of the lessons we learned through the crisis is that financial institutions were not only too big to fail, but also too interconnected t...
limiting overlapping regulation by the SEC and CFTC to only where it is beneficial, and eliminating opportunities for arbitrage or regulator...
I think actually it will enhance liquidity. That when you bring transparency to markets, as was done through the Securities and Exchange Act...
We must now do all we can to ensure that it does not happen again.
The financial regulatory system failed the American public.
The financial crisis has taught us that the derivatives trading activities of a single firm can threaten the entire financial system.
I believe this exclusion should be revised to make clear that it is not available to foreign banks or their subsidiaries that are not subjec...
One of the lessons out of this crisis is that there were significant gaps of institutions not covered like nondeposit institutions.
I think that end-users will benefit and actually take some of the cost out of the system for them by the transparency.
It is probably $0.05 a million cubic foot.
I, like you, have met with a lot of energy companies in these last 5 weeks, and I think that we can achieve both goals.
I couldn't agree more with the Chairman. We are talking about a paradigm shift here.
I think that is an excellent question.
His concern--and I share it--is that over-regulation on the commodity side will simply drive investors to more favorable regimes.
The markets benefit and the public benefits to bring that in.
I believe we do. This is not new and unknown.
I think we have made substantial progress.
