Elizabeth Warren
- I have heard that the designation process is not transparent, and I am all for increased transparency, but I assume the Council must balance transparency against disclosing confidential or potentially market-moving information. (p37/2:08)
-- Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)
2015 0325 - GOV (Senate) - FSOC Accountability Nonbank Designations - [PDF-165p,
- Senator - (D-MA) - 2013-Current (as of 2023)
- 2008 1204 Understanding the Financial Crisis - Harvard
- Elizabeth Warren - How can anybody be responsible?
- 2008 1125 - 2010 1115 - Chair - COP – Congressional Oversight Panel
- CFPB - Consumer Finance Protection Bureau
- Youtube - Elizabeth Warren Channel - [link]
- 2007 - Unsafe at any Rate, Elizabeth Warren - [link]
- 2009 0205 - GOV - Financial Rescue Program Oversight - CSPAN
- 2008 1204 - Video - Understanding the Financial Crisis - [VIDEO-CSPAN]
- 2009 0709 - GOV (JEC) - Strength of Financial Institutions, Warren Panel (COP) - [VIDEO-CSPAN]
- 2015 - Elizabeth Warren - Annuity Sales / Conflict of Interest
- 2015 10 - GOV / Senate - Report - Office of Elizabeth Warren, Villas, Castles and Vacations: How Perks and Giveaways Create Conflicts of Interest in the Annuity Industry - 12p
- josephmbelth.com/2015/05/
- consumerfed.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cfa-comment-letter-regarding-naic-best-interest-standard.pdf
- sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1585064/000158506415000062/0001585064-15-000062.txt
- 2016 0915 - Letter - Senator Elizabeth Warren to Department of Justice Inspector Michael Horowitz Re: FCIC Referrals for Violation of Securities Law - 20p
- (p222) - Chair Elizabeth WARREN. And how exactly—you know this is—you weren’t there—I wasn’t there.
- This is a crazy conversation to have.
2010 0526 - COP - Hearing - TARP and Other Government Assistance for AIG - [PDF-241p] --- [BonkNote]
- To be clear, I do not mean to suggest that traditional bankruptcy would have been the best or most appropriate choice for AIG.
- The company was a corporate Frankenstein, a conglomeration of banking and insurance and investment interests that defy regulatory oversight and that would not have fit easily into the existing bankruptcy structure.
- Its complexity, its systemic significance, and the fragile state of the economy may all arguably have been reasons for unique treatment, but no matter the justification, the fact remains that AIG’s rescue broke all the rules and each rule that was broken poses a question that must be answered. (p2)
-- Elizabeth Warren
2010 0526 - COP - Hearing - TARP and Other Government Assistance for AIG - [PDF-241p] -- [VIDEO-CSPAN} --- [BonkNote]