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Timestamp: 2019-02-22 07:09:27
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After AIG: New Rules
for Financial Sector Compensation?
View Panel Discussion (VIDEO)
8:00 - 8:30 Breakfast and Welcome
Miles Rapoport, President, Demos: moderator
VIDEO - Part 1 | VIDEO - Part 2 | VIDEO - Part 3
Damon Silvers, associate general counsel AFL-CIO, member of Congressional Oversight Panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)
VIDEO - Part 3 | VIDEO - Part 4 | VIDEO - Part 5
Harvey Rosenfield, Consumer Education Foundation
VIDEO - Part 6 | VIDEO - Part 7
Question and Answer with the Panelists
VIDEO - Part 7 | VIDEO - Part 8 | VIDEO - Part 9 | VIDEO - Part 10
Interview with John C. Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group and President of Vanguard's Bogle Financial Markets Research Center
The financial collapse was enabled by a regulatory collapse -- and not for the first time. The failure of regulators to anticipate and head off the financial crisis is an amplified version of prior failures with S&aLs and the accounting manipulations of Enron and related scandals. What is different now is both the scale of the crisis and regulatory failure, and the more complex and interconnected nature of the financial system. Broad regulatory principles are needed, but so too are focused rules to address pervasive problems and address — and redress — new financial structures.