Restoring the Integrity of US Financial Markets

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That intellectual firepower is certainly on display in the panel entitled “Restoring the Integrity of U.S. Financial Markets.” Moderated by the New York Times’ Joe Nocera, it features George Soros, Elizabeth Warren, and Michael Greenberger debating the merits of finreg, the origins of the financial crisis, and the future of the global economy. While all three panelists express disappointment with the Dodd-Frank Bill and frustration with the Obama administration’s economic approach, Warren promises that the new consumer protection agency will “take a very broken consumer credit market, one that has really transformed itself over the last 15 years or so into a market that’s designed around tricks and traps,” and create “a more level playing field for consumers.” Let’s hope she can make it happen.

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