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Rebutting the Contention That Small Is Better for Banks In relation to the economy it supports, the United States banking system is relatively small compared with those of other developed countries, so breaking up banks doesn’t seem justified, the author writes. Re-examining Board Priorities in an Era of Activism
The company also practices dirty accounting tricks like "forward funding," "advance funding," and "delayed obligations," deceptive tricks that hide its precipitous finances from auditors and its investors.
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The Myth Of The Resolution Authority
By Simon Johnson Back when it really mattered – last spring, during the Dodd-Frank financial reform debate – Senator Ted Kaufman of Delaware emphasized repeatedly on the Senate floor that the proposed “resolution authority” was an illusion.
IRA Analyst - A Crime Called Private Mortgage Insurance; Alex Pollock on the Political Finance of Covered Bonds
Kotok on EU Madness Over Cyprus; Feldkamp: Fraud is Fraud at JP Morgan March 18, 2013 This week in The Institutional Risk Analyst , we hear from attorney Fred Feldkamp on the situation at JPMorgan in the wake of the report by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. Good faith, it seems, is not enough.
