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Tag Archives: Barney Frank
What Does Fidelity Want From Barney Frank?
It’s a very good question to ask. Keep an eye on Frank’s regulatory reform bill to find out. instapundit
Posted in Around the Web
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Tagged Barney Frank, bribery, business as usual, corporations, financial bailout, quid pro quo
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Glass-Steagall : RIP
Continuing the discussion on tonight’s podcast, one of the recurring themes of much of the commentary on our current financial crisis is that the cause is too much deregulation. Possibly there is some truth to this, though the evidence is … Continue reading →
Posted in Domestic Politics, Economics, Lance's Page, Law, regulation
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Tagged banks, Barney Frank, Bear Stearns, deregulation, Fannie Mae, finance, Freddie Mac, Glass-Steagall, Goldman Sachs, GSE, hedge funds, IndyMac, investment banks, Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, Paul Krugman, regulation, Robert Kuttner
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