Too Big to Fail Banks: A Simple Solution [View article]
Why not dictate a schedule of requiring an increase in the capital ratios each year for the next 10 years and review at the 25% and 50% points to see if it is necessary to go farther. This will increase the savings and make capital more available. Too much leverage was the root cause of the banking problem. Four percent tier one capital ratios are ridiculous.
The Ten Most Egregious Assumptions of 2008 [View article]
It's all about "risk" and "return". Government oversight should not allow the degree of risk that is being assumed by banks and other financial organizations.
Too Big to Fail Banks: A Simple Solution [View article]
The Ten Most Egregious Assumptions of 2008 [View article]
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