This content is from: Corner Office MetLife SIFI Complaint Raises Alarm for Large Asset Managers The U.S. government’s decision to label the insurance giant too big to fail could cost it and other nonbank financial institutions. By Julie Segal January 26, 2015
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This content is from: Corner Office BlackRock Co-Founder to Step Down Barbara Novick, the face of BlackRock in Washington, D.C., will relinquish her day-to-day management duties. By Julie Segal February 26, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio 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
