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FBN’s Peter Barnes on the debate in Washington over how to deal with big banks.
Former FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair discusses her new book on the collapse of Wall Street and the effects Americans are still feeling today.
Hogwash . That's the only word to use when describing Democrats' attempts to lay blame for the financial crisis solely on the doorstep of Republicans. In fact, Democ...
FBN’s Lou Dobbs compares the economic recovery in Obama’s first term with that of Ronald Regan in his first term in office.
Rainbow Push Coalition founder Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr., on the need for business and labor to find common ground.
Bank supervisors should tear up complex rulebooks and rely instead on simple rules of thumb and their own judgment and experience to prevent future financial crises,...
Is the best way to end "too big to fail" cutting big banks down to size? Maybe. But it's unclear how taking a giant regulatory cleaver to the nation's largest banks ...
Bob Rice & Penny Lee discuss the backlash of VP Biden's 'back in chains' comment
Former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating on big banks trying to dodge blame for the Libor scandal.
Sanford C. Bernstein analyst Brad Hintz on why some investors are now calling for the break-up of large banks.
Former senator Ted Kaufman on breaking up the big banks.
Former Special Investigator General of TARP and “Bailout”” author Neil Barofsky on his reluctance to head TARP.
Outgoing UBS Americas Investment Bank Chairman Robert Wolf on his decision to start his own firm, the private equity sector, politics and the Libor scandal.
Efforts by federal regulators to find ways to manage financial institutions so they are not too big to fail will take years and success is not assured, said Federal ...
Acting Treasury Secretary Neal Wolin on the potential consequences of sequestration.
Richard Fisher, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President, on why he is pushing to break up the nation’s biggest banks.
Author and longtime GOP aide Mike Lofgren tells Alan why he believes that the Republican Party has become a “cult.”
Ronale Kruszewski, Stifel CEO, and Thomas Michaud, KBW CEO, reveal what went into the decision for Stifel Financial to buy KBW for $575 million.
Former Goldman Sachs Executive Director Greg Smith on his decision to leave his position at the bank.
Barofsky accuses both political parties of selling out average Americans.
