1. Bank leverage:
2- Interest rates too low:
3- Lobbying and money in politics:
4- Too much debt everywhere:
5- Depositor insurance:
6- Bank consumer fees:
7- Predatory lending:
8- Global investor diversification:
9- Credit Default Swap (CDS) market:
10- Criminal behavior:
11- Board control:
12- Securitization:
13- Ratings agencies:
14- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac:
15- Too many financial middlemen:
16- Who regulates?:
17- To big to fail (TBTF):
18- Bank market concentration and monopoly power:
19- Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARM's):
20- Teaser rates:
22- Personal bankruptcy law:
23- Regulating long maturity asset industries:
24- Regulatory capture:
25- Managing risk:
26- Bankruptcy proceedings for banks and corporations:
27- Hedge funds:
28- Management incentives:
29- Complexity of mortgage and investment banking products:
30- Bad bank loans:
31- Government stimulus:
32- Severity of new bank regulations:
33- Bank executive compensation:
34- Undervalued Chinese currency:
35- Globalization:
36- Bank transparency:
37- Externality costs and collective action problems:
37- Externality costs and collective action problems:
38- Federal Reserve independence:
39- Response times to crises:
40- Underwater mortgage holders:
41- Social Security (SS) and Medicare Impacts:
42- The media:
43- Insider trading and market manipulation:
44- Public reporting and transparency of publicly traded corporations:
45- Overnight repo market:
46- Corruption in government:
47- Global banking system:
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