So long as the markets believe that too-big-to-fail has not ended, and they demonstrate that by reducing capital costs for the banks that are perceived to be those that the Government would rescue, do we still have a too-big-to-fail problem?
Warren questions the ongoing perception of too-big-to-fail in financial markets.
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