Massive Financial Regulatory Changes Proposed by Paulson

RE:Massive Financial Regulatory Changes Proposed by Paulson

FJC — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 11:00:00 GMT

Candid logic tells anyone who understands the regulatory process it is burdened with regulation that is either unenforced or unenforceable. Get the to do their job and we will be in good stead.

RE:Massive Financial Regulatory Changes Proposed by Paulson

Barbara Bartlett — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 11:00:00 GMT

Thank you Mr. Paulson.

RE:Massive Financial Regulatory Changes Proposed by Paulson

Anonymous — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 11:00:00 GMT

It will be interesting to see how existing agencies view loss of power of their current regulatory position. The Fed giving up regulation over banks to another agency? Wow. Shows that times have changed. Is it that our markets are becoming so sophisticated that new agencies, with new abilities to oversee all types of financial institutions, maybe a good short and long-term solution to our recent challenges in the U.S.? 12 months to discuss and rework the suggested plan is a long time, in a year where there is a Presidential election. Keep us posted.

RE:Massive Financial Regulatory Changes Proposed by Paulson

Vale — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 11:00:00 GMT

Once again, too little, too late! I wonder how many can see thru the smoke that this supposed "fix" is nothing more than another invasion of privacy. The FED lowers rates and the lenders keep raising rates and while all of this is going on the banks are charging "loan shark" interest rates on credit cards. Does anyone really know what's happening? Does anyone care?!

RE:Massive Financial Regulatory Changes Proposed by Paulson

anonymous — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 11:00:00 GMT

A private entity taking over every government oversight division for banking, investment and commodities and lending? Maybe we should just hand it all over to Hallburten, and the Carlye Group. Give them and IRS while you are at it and just stamp SLAVE on my forehead bar code.