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Author Archives: Richard S. Grossman
Talking about the mortgage settlement and Basel Accords
…with Chuck Coppoloa on First Business TV.
Posted in Financial Crisis, financial regulation, Uncategorized
Tagged Chuck Coppoloa, First Business
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Following Blind Ideology Right Off Cliff
…is the title of my op-ed in today’s Hartford Courant on the role that ideology played in walking us right up to the fiscal cliff. Read it here! The role of ideology in poor economic policy decisions is the theme … Continue reading
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Wanted: Central Banker
A couple of weeks ago, the Economist magazine ran an unusual “help wanted” ad. The Governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King, will retire in June and the British government is looking for a replacement. On the one … Continue reading
Libor needs to be scrapped—not reformed
Last Friday, a top British top financial regulator issued a report suggesting numerous reforms to the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor). Libor, a benchmark interest rate that affects more than $300 trillion in financial transactions, is constructed from the cost … Continue reading
The Wheatley report on Libor
See my reaction to the Wheatley Report at Law360.com.
The GOP and GOLD
See my op-ed in the Los Angeles Times on the GOP platform’s call for further study of the gold standard.
Consumers and the Future of Libor
Follow this link for an interview with Greg Field at NerdWallet.com.
The biggest threat to capitalism
Most of us spend more time thinking about the latest London Olympics results than the scandal surrounding the London InterBank Offered Rate, or Libor. That is a big mistake. We should be paying more attention to the Libor scandal. And … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Crisis, financial regulation
Tagged intermediation, Libor, Lloyd Blankfein, Madoff, MF Global, Subprime crisis
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Musings on Libor
Here are a couple of recent musings on Libor. “Bankers Should Take A Lesson From The Mob,” was slated to appear in today’s Hartford Courant. “5 Questions With . . . Richard Grossman on the Libor Scandal,” an interview with Lauren … Continue reading
