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As another older banker and one who has experienced both the pre- and post-Glass-Steagall world, I would agree with Paul A. Volcker (and also Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England) that some kind of separation between institutions that deal primarily in the capital markets and those involved in more traditional deposit-taking and working-capital finance makes sense.
This, in conjunction with more demanding capital requirements, would go a long way toward building a more robust financial sector.
John S. Reed, retired chairman of Citigroup, in Letter - Volcker’s Advice - NYTimes.com (via quotingthecrisis)
John S. Reed? QtC seems to be having fun with hypocrisy today. Any quotes from Jeffrey Skilling on the importance of proper accounting?