Commentary: Systemic risk, resolution authority are most pressing
Wednesday 17 February 2010 Wall Street JournalAlan S. Blinder, a professor at Princeton University, vice chairman
of the Promontory Interfinancial Network and a former vice chairman
of the Federal Reserve, writes that he was concerned a month ago
that the overhaul of financial regulation was getting bogged down.
It has gotten worse since, he writes. The two most pressing issues
are systemic risk and the creation of a resolution authority to
prevent another collapse of a financial institution, Blinder
argues.Read the Wall Street Journal article