Podcasted Expert-to-Expert Interviews

Laura Tyson joins David S. Evans of FinReg21 for a discussion of President Obama’s regulatory reform plan and other issues concerning the financial crisis and our deep recession. Professor Tyson, who now teaches at the University of California at Berkeley...

Peter J. Wallison, the Arthur F. Burns Fellow in Financial Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute,  tells why creating a systemic risk regulator has the potential to "destroy competition in every market where a systemically significant company is designated.”

William "Bill" Isaac, former Chairman of the FDIC and current Chairman of the Secura Group, speaks in depth on his testimony to Congress and views on mark to market accounting, the recent FASB announcement, and briefly on the issue of systemic risk regulation.

Richard Schmalensee of MIT speaks with John Reed, the former Chairman of the NYSE and the former CEO and Chairman of Citigroup, about causes of the financial crisis, how much could have been averted, and what he believes are key elements to regulatory reform.

David Evans speaks with Charles Goodhart of the London School of Economics on his views on regulatory reform and on his new book The Regulatory Response to the Financial Crisis (2009).