Bloomberg Brief (July 27, 2012) Phil Angelides, president of Riverview Capital Investments and the former chairman of the congressionally appointed Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, tells Dana Wilkie of Bloomberg that regulators are ignoring Dodd-Frank provisions that give them power to break up the nation’s largest banks. Q: Why do you want regulators to break up … Continue reading
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FTC WATCH | Angelides Urges Breaking Up the Big Banks
June 24, 2012 – Phil Angelides, the former chairman of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission that Congress and the President created to investigate the causes of the devastating financial crisis, has a bold prescription to ensure we never suffer through such a calamitous downturn again: launch a new era of trust-busting and break up the country’s … Continue reading
REUTERS | Big Banks should be shrunk and broken up – here’s why and how
REUTERS Big Banks Should – And Can – Be Shrunk If Needed, Experts Say June 12, 2012 – By Stuart Gittleman, Guest Contributor NEW YORK, June 12 (Thomson Reuters Accelus) – A need to break up big banks is one of the several lessons policy makers should have learned from the financial crisis that have either … Continue reading
BLOOMBERG TV | Break Up the `Too Big’ Banks, Angelides Says
May 31, 2012 – Phil Angelides, former chairman of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, talks about regulation of the U.S. financial industry, the Volcker rule and Dodd-Frank Act. He speaks with Mark Crumpton on Bloomberg Television’s “Bottom Line.” Video streaming by Ustream
HUFFINGTON POST | Pay No Attention to That Man Behind the Curtain
May 21, 2012 – Op-Ed by Phil Angelides featured in the Huffington Post and co-authored by Bart Dzivi. Jamie Dimon was hailed as the wizard of Wall Street. Until the revelation of JPMorgan Chase’s disastrous derivatives bet, he was the man who supposedly could do no wrong. He had sailed through the storms of the worst … Continue reading
BLOOMBERG TV | Angelides on JPMorgan, Volcker Rule, California Economy
May 11, 2012 – Phil Angelides, former chairman of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, talks about the outlook for JPMorgan Chase following the disclosure the company suffered a $2 billion trading loss and the prospects for further financial regulation. Angelides, speaking with Mark Crumpton on Bloomberg Television’s “Bottom Line,” also talks about California’s economy.
