if we cannot fix it and allow all investors and institutions to I think readily rely on a derivatives system, it is probably better that it go overseas rather than put the stamp of this country and the full faith and credit of this Nation behind such a system if we do not think it is really sound.
On the recordJune 8, 2009
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Lynch expresses concern about the reliability of the derivatives system and suggests it may be better to let it go overseas.
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