On the recordFebruary 2, 2009
My concern, as an independent, neutral marketplace for credit derivatives, is that if you take it away, you are going to really significantly damage the very fragile credit market we have now.
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congress.govMy concern, as an independent, neutral marketplace for credit derivatives, is that if you take it away, you are going to really significantly damage the very fragile credit market we have now.
Conaway warns against removing credit derivatives, fearing it could harm the fragile credit market.
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