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…Default Swaps—only making remarks after it was clear they posed a massive threat. - Cox was reassuring the public about Bear Stearns only days before its dramatic collapse yet the agency had failed to adequately supervise Bear and limit risk…
…expressed "concern[s] that the Administration has been inconsistent with the way they have dealt with each crisis. Taxpayer money was used for Bear Stearns, it was not used for Lehman Brothers and now it is used again for AIG…
…wage at least seven times.[44] During the housing crisis, McCain rejected "activist approaches." He placed the blame on homeowners while supporting the bailout of Bear Stearns.[45] While working class families are struggling with stagnant wages, higher energy costs…
…importantly, breaking up the largest banks (he includes non-banks like AIG and Bear Sterns in this) within one year of taking office. What’s the professional commentary on Sanders’ plan to use Dodd-Frank section 121 to break up…
…bidding. On Glass-Steagall, they clearly won. To this day some Wall Street apologists argue Glass-Steagall wouldn’t have prevented the 2008 crisis because the real culprits were nonbanks like Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns. Baloney. These nonbanks got…
…look at this bill and say it could put the taxpayers on the hook for up to $25 billion for Fannie Mae. They look at the government stepping in to help Bear Stearns and they say, this is socialized capitalism…
…and mortgage services. lets buy those mortgages, give them mortgages they can afford and stay in their homes. we have to stabilize - obama was happy to bail out Bear Stearns, Fannie/Freddie, AIG but he's opposed to helping homeowners…
…and his partners made a killing with an initial cash investment of some $6 million in an Internet company called Covad. Soon enough, Bear Stearns, the large investment house later sold to JPMorgan Chase, invested $300 million in the company…
…because it wouldn’t have directly addressed the activities of problem firms such as insurer AIG and the investment banks Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns. > > Two additional perspectives... > > Independent Community Bankers of America: Glass-Steagall did…
…and Freddie Mac, which is a big collapse and the money ends up on the backs of the taxpayers. We don't want to have another Bear Stearns. It's time to get ahead of this problem. And the Senator…
…said, "The secretary has robust authority to hire people quickly to manage the assets, which is exactly what Treasury did with Bear Stearns; [it] hired an outside entity to manage the assets." Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Jr. has previously come…
…depredations of systemically reckless financial firms endorse the HRC approach, saying there is no evidence the repeal of Glass-Steagall unleashed the financial crisis. The institutions that ran into severe problems in 2008-09 include Bear Stearns, Brothers, Merrill Lynch…
…Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Lehman Brothers, and Bear Stearns) got themselves into severe trouble without help from banking subsidiaries, and their problems certainly did not stem from conventional investment banking activities--the historic target of Glass-Steagall. Similarly, Wachovia and…
…importantly, breaking up the largest banks (he includes non-banks like AIG and Bear Sterns in this) within one year of taking office. > > What’s the professional commentary on Sanders’ plan to use Dodd-Frank section 121 to…
…6/9, Stearns) reports "several of the hundreds gathered" in Washington for Hillary Clinton's concession speech "said they thought that unfair news coverage" from sources such as MSNBC's Chris Matthew and Keith Olbermann "helped Illinois Sen. Barack Obama…
…government shouldn't be re-regulating banking, it should be de-regulating banking, and that includes letting IndyMac, Fannie and Freddie and Bear Sterns. Wayne Rogers: Yes and No. You have the Federal Reserve, you've got the treasury and…
…to Mortgage Companies to Credit Card Companies. Luntz's clients include Ameriquest Mortgages, Merrill Lynch, Bear Sterns and American Express. [Luntz, Maslansky Client List] Factcheck.org Calls Out the Ad's Lies. "The ad…
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