Category Archives: Dodd-Frank

Carmen Segarra and Competing Visions of Bank Supervision

By | October 25, 2016
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The below are edited remarks from a speech I delivered at the Rethinking Regulation Seminar hosted by Duke University’s Kenan Institute for Ethics on October 25th, 2016. Today I will talk about an episode that occurred early in my tenure at the New York Fed.  And I tell this story not simply because it is… Read More »

Using Living Wills to Break up Big Banks

By | October 11, 2016
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One of the key areas of focus during Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf’s recent congressional testimony, was the timeline of events that led up to him becoming aware of the problems within the company’s community banking division.  Despite the fact that the firm fired over 1,000 employees in 2011 for opening unauthorized customer accounts, and… Read More »