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Return Of Glass-Steagall Shouldn’t Let People Sleep Well At Night

September 09, 2016
by Caroline Miller
American's Brewing Debt Crisis, banks too big to fail, Dodd-Frank, Glass Steagall, Robert litan, runnable debt
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While making calls for Hillary Clinton recently, I encountered a man who complained that when president Bill Clinton signed the measure repealing the Glass Steagall Act, he created conditions that made the Great Recession of 2007-2008 possible.  Because of it, the man refused to supp
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The Global Savings Glut And Privitization

June 16, 2016
by Caroline Miller
asset-light industry, Ben Bernanke, Bob Dylan, Dell, Dodd-Frank, Facebook, Geoff Colvin, Google+, Private Desires, Safeway, Sarbanes-Oxley, Uber
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As I wrote in an earlier blog, (Blog 5/26/16) the world is awash in personal savings accounts, what Ben Bernanke calls a “global savings glut.” (“Private Desires, by Geoff Colvin, Fortune, June, 2016, pg. 54.)  In a recent essay, Geoff Colvin points out this sea of cash is chan
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If Dodd-Frank Becomes Less Frank

May 06, 2016
by Caroline Miller
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Dodd-Frank, law suit against CFPB, MetLife, Richard Corday
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The Dodd-Frank legislation is under assault.  Don’t look for cannon fire or sonic blasts.  It’s a quiet battle making its way through the courts and raises a small point that could topple the entire edifice.  And don’t the money lenders know it?  In 2010, the financial refor
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The Wisdom of Puck

August 16, 2012
by Caroline Miller
Allan Sloan, Dodd-Frank, Tom Hoenig, Volker Rule
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Puck
One of my favorite financial writers is Allan Sloan. He authors a column for Fortune magazine and does occasional commentary on OPB’s Nightly Business Report. What makes him different from other prognosticators is his humor, which is more Puckish than cynical. “What fools these mo
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