About the Project
Pew's financial reform project is working to create a fair, competitive and stable financial system for the 21st century.
Project Reports
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Policy Issues Concerning the Reform of the Credit Rating Agencies
Richard J. HerringNov 19, 2009
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Lombard Street: Volume 1, Issue 16
Charles Taylor and Gordon McDonaldNov 16, 2009
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Systemic Risk in the Financial System: Insights from Network Science
Ross A. HammondOct 21, 2009
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The Case for an Orderly Resolution Regime for Systemically-Important Financial Institutions
H. Rodgin Cohen and Morris GoldsteinOct 21, 2009
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Managing Systemic Risks
Charles TaylorOct 06, 2009
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Reassessing the Regulatory Role of the Fed: Grappling with the Dual Mandate and More?
Charles CalomirisOct 06, 2009
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Banking Crises Yesterday and Today
Charles CalomirisSep 29, 2009
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Consumer financial protection: advantages, dangers and should it be a new agency?
Martin BailySep 29, 2009
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Quantifying the Effects on Lending of Increased Capital Requirements
Douglas J. ElliottSep 24, 2009
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What does international experience tell us about regulatory consolidation?
Adriane Fresh and Martin Neil BailySep 21, 2009
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A G-20 Primer
Michael CrowleySep 18, 2009
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Comparing the Paulson Blueprint with the Geithner White Paper
Gordon McDonaldSep 10, 2009
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How Should We Regulate Derivatives Markets?
Darrell DuffieAug 25, 2009
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The Argument Against a Government Resolution Authority
Peter J. WallisonAug 18, 2009
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The Consumer Financial Protection Agency
Adam J. LevitinAug 06, 2009
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Systemic Risk and the Role of the Federal Reserve
Alice RivlinJul 29, 2009
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Choosing Financial Regulatory Agency Mandates
Charles TaylorJul 18, 2009
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Defining Systemic Risk
Darryll HendricksJul 08, 2009
Financial Reform Task Force
Principles on Financial Reform: A Bipartisan Policy Statement More
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Financial Reform News
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In a Message to Democrats, Wall St. Sends Cash to G.O.P.
David D. Kirkpatrick, New York TimesFeb 08, 2010
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Editorial: Effective financial reform must protect consumers; Good for BofA for splitting with peers on caring for customers
Charlotte Observer Editorial BoardFeb 07, 2010
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Editorial: Replace Mae, Mac
Boston Herald Editorial BoardFeb 07, 2010
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Dodd Says Finance-Overhaul Talks Reach Impasse .
Damian Paletta, Wall Street JournalFeb 05, 2010
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Dodd Acknowledges Possibility Of Party-Line Breakdown
Bill Swindell and Dan Friedman, National JournalFeb 05, 2010