We did have a fund, and there has been a fundamental difference between the two parties on whether or not we should asse...
I have to say Chris Dodd is not the whole Senate, so there were things that I don't like that he didn't like.
The problem is this--and one of the best things that happened, from my standpoint, for regulation going forward was Sena...
If I had one magic wand I could wave, I would have merged the SEC and the CFTC.
The question I had to ask you is this: Why do they not want to be designated?
I recognize they believe that we brought some stability--I don't think every piece of it, but that we brought some stabi...
But I also am sorry that the Representative from Pennsylvania had so little time to spend with us because his distortion...
If you have the courage of your convictions, let's bring it on.
I originally wanted it to be a single director. The intraparty votes in the House... wanted it to be a commission, so we...
No, absolutely not. I agree with them that it would be a mistake.
With regard to asset managers, to clarify, I don't think as a general rule they should be. AIG could have, should have b...
Dodd-Frank actually said that there is no legal authority to use public money to keep a failing entity in business.
I am again very surprised to hear my Republican friends now say our problem is that we have toughened up the standards f...
I don't think that--if that is your major--if that is all you do is asset management or sell life insurance, I don't thi...
My biggest problem with the regulators, frankly, is they are equating the two kinds of mortgages.
I do think that the complexity issue of the Volcker Rule and the push-outs help.
I do think there is room for subtlety in that, but I don't think Glass-Steagall does it.
The incentive became to make a quantity of loans and not quality.
