Yes. How about, just in terms of you have the Boston office, the New York office. These things kind of go on.
Bernie Madoff stole $50 billion, and maybe more. He stole from individuals, he stole from pensions funds, he stole from charities and munici...
Thank you very much, Senator.
It didn't make sense for Boston to do it.
They wanted an investigation.
The SEC received more than ample information in the form of detailed and substantive complaints, but a thorough and competent investigation ...
Instead of helping people understand risk, it was hiding risk, in effect, too often and relying on the people who paid their salaries.
We appreciate that very much. And let me just say we appreciate very much as well the Administration's continuing conversation with us.
The question is how do you do this. We all recognize the problem. Now what is the answer?
We need to restore honesty and integrity to our financial system.
This is not to punish some or discipline some, but rather to try to think in 21st century architectural terms.