So, there's currently a debate going on as to whether the antitrust laws should be updated and/or banks that are "too big to be allowed to fail" should be broken up.
Here's a quote:
> However, William Askew, Senior Policy Advisor at the
> Financial Services Roundtable in Washington, which
> represents large financial institutions, argued against
> changing anti-trust laws to restrict banks from getting
> bigger.
So...just to check...the guy who is arguing in FAVOR of the current anti-trust bills (well, laws) is named "Bill Askew"?
Here's a quote:
> However, William Askew, Senior Policy Advisor at the
> Financial Services Roundtable in Washington, which
> represents large financial institutions, argued against
> changing anti-trust laws to restrict banks from getting
> bigger.
So...just to check...the guy who is arguing in FAVOR of the current anti-trust bills (well, laws) is named "Bill Askew"?
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