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Michael Erlanger referenced in September Issue of Rough Notes
In his latest column in the September issue of Rough Notes, “AIG and the Meth Labs of Finance: How the GLBA came to replace Glass-Steagall and led us astray”, Kevin P. Hennosy references a letter to the editor written by … Continue reading
Posted in 2 Press, Financial Crisis
Tagged AIG, credit default swaps, financial crisis, Glass-Steagall, GLBA, NAIC, regulators, regulatory agencies, state regulators
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AIG’s downfall and the transparency of derivatives
The following letter to the editor by Michael Erlanger appeared in the August issue of Rough Notes in response to Kevin Hennosy’s article in the June 2011 issue of Rough Notes, “Supervision & Regulation Aren’t the Same” : I read with … Continue reading
Posted in 3 Opinion, Financial Crisis
Tagged AIG, credit and liquidity crisis, derivatives, Insurance Exchange, LexisNexis, McCarron-Ferguson Act, regulators, risk transfer, systemic risk, transparency
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Comments on Proposed Rule on Consolidated Audit Trail, August 10, 2010
The following public comment was provided to the SEC on their proposed rule that would “require national securities exchanges and national securities associations (“self-regulatory organizations” or “SROs”) to act jointly in developing a national market system (“NMS”) plan to develop, … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Advisory, SEC
Tagged abs, consolidated audit trail, consolidated order tracking system, credit and liquidity crisis, financial markets, intermediation, Jonathan Sokobin, lines of credit, loans, Marketcore, mbs, national market system, NMS, regulators, SEC, Securities Echange Commission, systemic risk
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The New SEC Consolidated Audit Trail Rule Doesn’t Go Far Enough
The SEC has proposed a rule that would “require national securities exchanges and national securities associations (“self-regulatory organizations” or “SROs”) to act jointly in developing a national market system (“NMS”) plan to develop, implement, and maintain a consolidated order tracking … Continue reading
Posted in 3 Opinion, Current Events, Financial Crisis, SEC
Tagged abs, consolidated audit trail, consolidated order tracking system, credit and liquidity crisis, financial markets, intermediation, Jonathan Sokobin, lines of credit, loans, Marketcore, mbs, national market system, NMS, regulators, SEC, Securities Exchange Commission, systemic risk
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