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Fed May Shorten Or Extend QE Program

Regional leaders of the Federal Reserve have offered a mixed message about the future of the central bank’s second round of quantitative easing, suggesting that it could either be shortened or extended, according to Bloomberg.

March 08, 2011
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King Fisher

Enron Corp. was beginning to crumble amid growing revelations of financial malfeasance, and banks were on the hook for billions in loans. Citigroup executive committee chairman Robert Rubin decided to place a call to Peter Fisher, the Treasury Department's undersecretary for domestic finance.
By Paul Crowney
April 30, 2002
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Regulation, Compliance Back on Top in Risk Survey

Regulation and compliance issues are the biggest risk concern for senior executives in an annual survey by Ernst & Young.
By Jeffrey Kutler
August 02, 2010
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Too-Big-to-Fail and the Complexity Conundrum

In a world where many argue that banks have become too complex to regulate, advocates for a simplified financial system have a debate on their hands.
By Jeffrey Kutler
February 14, 2014
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For Banks, Being Big Has Its Benefits

Critics calling for a breakup of the largest U.S. banks need to be reminded of the economies of scale and efficiency that come from being big.
By Jeffrey Kutler
August 22, 2015
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Watch for Fed Policy Evolution, and Allocate Accordingly

Discourse at last month’s FOMC meeting revealed internal dissent — and perhaps a shift in Fed policy. This week’s Jackson Hole symposium may provide further signals.
By Rick Rieder
August 20, 2014
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