In the News Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade Free Lunch Podcast Episode 57 – LIBOR – Will a $200 Trillion Global Benchmark Disappear – or Not? June 13, 2019 Free Lunch Podcast
Op-Eds Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade Echoes of the US savings and loan industry’s collapse Alex J. Pollock May 20, 2019 Financial Times
In the News Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Systemic Risk Is Dodd-Frank council evolving, or throwing in the towel? Alex J. Pollock May 10, 2019 American Banker
Real Solutions Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Financial History Pollock participates in a discussion with Professor Mark H. Rose Alex J. Pollock April 17, 2019
Op-Eds Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade Thoughts on the Source of International Economic Advantage Alex J. Pollock April 15, 2019 Real Clear Markets
In the News Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade This Week in Financial Regulation, March 6th Alex J. Pollock April 3, 2019 Captured Economy
News Banking, Cannabis Banking, Credit Unions, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade R Street Applauds Committee Passage of Bill to Legalize Cannabis Banking R.J. Lehmann March 27, 2019
Op-Eds Banking, Central Banking/Federal Reserve, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Financial History, Housing Finance The Inescapably Political World of Banking and Finance Alex J. Pollock March 21, 2019 Law & Liberty
Regulatory Comments Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Housing Finance Re: Comments/ RIN 2590-AA98: Validation and Approval of Credit Score Models by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Alex J. Pollock March 11, 2019
Op-Eds Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade How the SEC can Mitigate the ‘Proactive’ Agency Costs of Agency Capitalism Bernard Sharfman Feb 27, 2019 Oxford University Law Blog