Don't throw that last resort out. It saved us in 2008, and not that much has changed in the regulation of the money market funds.
John C. Coffee: “Don't throw that last resort out. It saved us in 2008, and not that much has changed in the regulation of the money…”
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John Coffee emphasizes the importance of the exchange stabilization fund during financial crises.
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