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David Freddoso Washington Examiner 4/27/2010 CATO’s Mark Calabria writes in the New York Post that the financial reform bill’s “too big to fail” provisions would not necessarily have applied to AIG because financial institutions structured as insurance companies aren’t automatically covered: The Senate bill, sponsored by Democrat Chris Dodd, claims to subject all “too big […] April 28th, 2010 | Tags: AIG, Cato Institute, Sen. Christopher Dodd | Category: Banking and finance, Connecticut, insurance | Comments are closed
Anastasia Kelly Broke Glass Ceiling Only to Find a Government Imposed Salary Cap By RICH BLAKE ABC News Dec. 30, 2009 Before making partner at the law firm of Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering more than a decade ago, Anastasia Kelly once participated in a conference call while she was in labor delivering twins. In 2006, […] December 30th, 2009 | Tags: 'pay czar' Kenneth Feinberg, AIG, Anastasia Kelly, Wall Street | Category: TARP | Comments are closed
Posted by Jill Schlesinger CBS News November 17, 2009 Special Inspector General for TARP (aka “SIG TARP”) Neil Barofsky said something we’ve all known for a while: the government gave away the farm when AIG failed. If you recall, AIG’s failure meant that the companies on the other side of all of its contracts (counterparties) […] November 18th, 2009 | Tags: AIG, Federal Reserve Bank of NY, Inspector General Neil Barofsky, Wall Street | Category: TARP, Taxes | Comments are closed
By VICTORIA MCGRANE Politico.com 10/23/09 Remember all the heat Sen. Chris Dodd took earlier this year over writing the loophole in the stimulus that let AIG executives collect $165 million in bonuses? But that same provision had another key section – the authority for a White House pay czar to slash top executive pay at […] October 25th, 2009 | Tags: 'pay czar' Kenneth Feinberg, AIG, Sen. Christopher Dodd | Category: Connecticut, TARP, Treasury Department | Comments are closed
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