Designating more private companies as too-big-to-fail and turning their regulation over to the Federal Reserve and its ever-growing safety net, if you will, is not going to solve the problems of taxpayer exposure to the financial system.
Garrett argues against designating more companies as too-big-to-fail, highlighting taxpayer risks.
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the SEC's ongoing failure to develop what I might call a capital formation agenda remains one of the most serious deficiencies.
the government's rulemaking assembly line continues to bury American job creators with an avalanche of red tape.
these are two priorities that may appease the special interests, but they really do very little to make our capital markets more competitive.
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