On a report that investors are willing to sacrifice some tangible book value in exchange for deals that are accretive to earnings (<a href="https://twitter.com/HarvardWinters/status/578157086854553600" target="_blank">via Twitter</a>):
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On the argument that regulators should put more energy into improving bank culture rather than focusing solely on compliance:
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On a new book by Peter J. Wallison that lays the blame for the housing crisis on the U.S. government rather than Wall Street:
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On how the Federal Reserve can improve the stress tests meant to ensure that big banks' balance sheets are sturdy enough to survive a downturn:
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On why the Fed is right to keep stress tests unpredictable:
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On a proposal to increase the transparency of the Fed's stress tests but conduct them on a quarterly basis so that banks are unable to game the system:
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On a former entrepreneur's decision to join Capital One's innovation lab, in part for the steady paycheck:
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Responding to an argument that the Fed has not sufficiently lowered the debit card fees paid by merchants to banks:
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