Mary L. Schapiro: “I do believe that we cannot suffer under the too-big-to-fail doctrine as an economy for very much longer.”

The worst result I think we could have would be for investors to lose confidence generally again, as they did after Enron, in the quality and the integrity of financial statements.

This is about my belief that their structure presents systemic risk.

Following the biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression, Congress passed legislation that is already reshaping the U.S. regulatory landscape.

These are critically important goals, and I support robust implementation of the Dodd-Frank Act's whistleblower program to support Congressional intent.