DERISKING THE U.S. GOVERNMENT’S BALANCE SHEET: Protecting Taxpayers, Reducing Risks, Promoting National Objectives by   Gregory P. Wilson   (Download Complete Article)  ABSTRACT     The derisking of all federal credit, guarantee, and insurance programs on the U.S. Government’s balance sheet would be good for the United States.  As broader fiscal policy issues are debated this […]

Economy Recovery and Financial Market Competitiveness Effective and efficient financial markets that also are well regulated and governed are a key building block to much needed economy recovery globally.  While every country is different, there are at least 10 universal lessons for thriving financial centers that I have observed throughout my career that need to […]

Jim Sivon and Greg Wilson OCT 25, 2013 10:00am ET The Financial Stability Oversight Council’s recent designation of AIG and Prudential for enhanced regulation and supervision by the Federal Reserve Board invites a reexamination of proposals for federal insurance regulation. Prior to the financial crisis, bills had been introduced in both the House and the […]

Effective and efficient financial markets that also are well regulated and governed are a key building block to much needed economy recovery globally.  While every country is different, there are at least 10 universal lessons for thriving financial centers that I have observed throughout my career that need to be considered by all interested stakeholders.  […]

Financial Market Competitiveness and Economy Recovery Posted in U.S. Economy on February 24th, 2011 President Obama has created a Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, chaired by GE’s Jeff Immelt. Congressional Republicans have promised vigorous oversight of Dodd-Frank for “jobs killing” provisions. To connect the dots, we need to ensure that the United States is a […]