Bloomberg Law--May 10th, 2013
Professor Greenberger appears on Bloomberg Law to discuss
legislation recently proposed in the House that would seriously weaken
Dodd-Frank's regulatory reforms.
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Fox Business News--May 1st, 2013
Professor Greenberger is quoted in an article discussing high-frequency
trading and CME Group's promise to shrink an information lag that
allows high speed traders to gain an advantage by receiving data earlier
than other market participants.
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Rolling Stone-April 25th, 2013
Professor Greenberger is quoted in an article regarding an investigation
into whether a group of brokers at ICAP, a London-based firm and the
world's largest brokerage of interest rate swaps, worked with large
banks to manipulate ISDAfix, a benchmark for interest rate swaps.
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Financial Advisor-April 9th, 2013
Professor Greenberger is quoted in an article discussing a Canadian
policy proposal to prohibit the use of some derivatives contracts in order
to avoid investor tax obligations.
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NPR-March 15th, 2013
Professor Greenberger is quoted on NPR in a story discussing the
recent Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations report on
JPMorgan's London Whale trades, which led to $6.2 billion in losses.
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Washington Monthly-March/April, 2013
Professor Greenberger is quoted in an article discussing the difficulties
that the cost-benefit analysis approach recently used by the D.C. Circuit
Court of Appeals to strike down SEC rule making threatens independent
regulatory agencies' ability to effectively implement Dodd-Frank
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Market Watch-February 19, 2013
Professor Greenberger comments on how the D.C. Circuit Court of
Appeals frequently strikes down SEC and Dodd-Frank rules, in part
because of an imbalance of power on the court due a Senate gridlock
that has prevented any new appointees since 2006.
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The Political Ecnomy of Financial Regulation: Event at George
Washington University Center for Law-February 8, 2013
Professor Greenberger discusses the future of financial regulation
including legislative proposals for rolling back the protections of
Dodd-Frank. Professor Greenberger's remarks begin at minute 58 of the
linked video.
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Christian Science Monitor-February 5, 2013
Professor Greenberger is quoted in an article discussing the Justice
Department's recent civil suit against credit rating agency S&P for
contributing to the financial crisis by providing triple-A ratings to junk
securities'
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CTV Business News Network-January 24, 2013
Professor Greenberger appears on Canada's Business News Network
to discuss the SEC's approval of copper exchange traded funds.
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Huffington Post-January 24, 2013
Professor Greenberger comments on the nomination of Mary Jo White to
chair the SEC.
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Huffington Post-January 16, 2013
Professor Greenberger is quoted in an article that discusses five things
President's must do in his second term for market reform.
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NPR-January 15, 2013
Professor Greenberger comments that the OCC's regulatory action is a
step in the right direction, but overall the penalties that banks pay for
violating financial regulations are quite small.
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Mother Jones-January 15, 2013
Professor Greenberger comments on the OCC's recent regulatory action
against JPMorgan Chase, noting that the weak regulatory response to
over $6 billion in losses is reminiscent of regulators' behavior in the
years leading up to the 2008 financial crisis.
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The Daily Beast-January 11, 2013
Professor Greenberger comments extensively on the role of the Treasury
secretary in financial regulation in light of Obama's nomination of Jack
Lew to the position.
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Background Briefing with Ian Masters-January 10, 2013
Professor Greenberger discusses whether the selection of Jack Lew for
Treasury secretary signals that financial reform is not a priority in
Obama's second term, and whether Lew is prepared to handle the
problems associated with the continuation of systemic risk, including
another financial crisis.
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Huffington Post-January 9, 2013
Professor Greenberger comments on Obama's appointment of Jack
Lew to replace Timothy Geitner as Treasury secretary.
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Bloomberg-January 7, 2013
Professor Greenberger comments on the SEC's selection of Geoffrey F.
Aronow, a former director of the CFTC's Division of Enforcement as the
agency's new General Counsel.
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Kansas City Star-January 7, 2013
Professor Greenberger is quoted in an article that details a recent
Justice Department lawsuit against JPMorgan and the general lack of
action by Justice's mortgage-fraud task force, particularly in pursuing
criminal actions against those who caused the financial crisis.
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Mother Jones -January/February, 2013
Professor Greenberger is quoted in an article discussing the dangers of
high-frequency, computerized trading and how such market practices
could cause the next financial meltdown.
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