Continuing from this post, another article on Warren's speech laying out her agenda for financial reform. See it for the details:
"Her ideas fit into four basic categories: first, getting tougher on bad
financial actors, particularly big banks, and presenting them with
actual legal accountability for malfeasance. Second, Warren outlined how
to change the basic structure of the country’s largest financial
institutions so their very existence doesn’t threaten the economy nor
taxpayer money via inevitable bailouts. Third, she outlined how to
change tax policies that incentivize financial risk-taking and
instability. And finally, Warren called for tougher regulations on the
shadow-banking sector that was a huge contributor to the 2008 crash and
which remained largely untouched by Dodd-Frank."
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