Is the Financial Sector Safe Enough Yet?
warns that the restructuring mechanisms needed to insulate the economy from bank failures remain unfinished.
Mark Roe
Mark Roe is a professor at Harvard Law School. He is the author of studies of the impact of politics on corporate organization and corporate governance in the United States and around the world.
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Don’t Bank on Bankruptcy for Banks
warns that scrapping the current regulator-led resolution mechanisms for banks could spell disaster.
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Has France Really Rejected Populism?
points out that anti-establishment presidential candidates carried almost half of the first-round vote.
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Housing Bubble Déjà Vu
thinks that US regulators should be constraining, not buttressing, the mortgage-backed money market.
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Surviving the Next Housing-Market Hurricane
asks whether regulators have adequately prepared the financial system to withstand the next crisis.
