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The country must first decide if we need large banks to be globally competitive, Rehm says.

Facing the Tough Questions on Ending 'Too Big to Fail'

by Barbara A. Rehm
APR 3, 2013 4:03pm ET
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"Too big to fail" is a complex problem born of a series of policy missteps that will take years to unwind. The sooner everyone accepts that reality, the sooner we can tackle the necessary items to make sound public policy.

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