The mortgage crisis is escalating, not rescinding.
You are asking the impossible.
When are you going to stop the bleeding?
We are not even making a dent.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.
We commend Chairman Reed for his sensitivity to this issue as well.
And we are very fortunate because our second panel has provided excellent testimony from the vantage point and experienc...
Chairman Reed, Ranking Member Bunning, and Members of the Subcommittee.
I appreciate the fact you seem to speak favorably of the approach of investment advisers.
I think just a comment. I think this approach of getting the information might also ultimately be beneficial to some hed...
There are basically three approaches: one is to regulate the fund; two is to regulate the advisers; or three is to give ...
As we continue the important work of modernizing our outdated financial regulatory system, I have called this hearing to...
The Private Fund Transparency Act of 2009, which Chairman Reed recently introduced, would eliminate the small-adviser ex...
Thank you very much. And Mr. Dear, thank you for your testimony and also for your leadership.
Let me ask a final question. Given these new responsibilities, it would, I presume, require additional resources not onl...
Well, we all wish you good luck because your luck will influence greatly the economy.
We applaud your leadership in this effort, and we look forward to working with you and others so that we all get this ri...
There seems to be a recognition by all that further transparency is important, to get the data, to get the information.