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Analysis | February 10, 2016
Wall Street’s biggest derivatives dealers are successfully working nonstop to kill, weaken or evade essential reforms in the derivatives markets. The CFTC’s inaction is enabling this to happen. That must stop and... Read More
Analysis | January 24, 2016
Living wills are critical to eliminating or minimizing the threat of too-big-to-fail, but the process to date has been far too opaque for anyone to determine if the “living wills” that have been submitted are... Read More
Amicus Brief | December 28, 2015
Better Markets announced today that it has filed a motion in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit seeking leave to submit an amicus brief supporting the government’s position inPerry Capital v... Read More
Court Filings | December 28, 2015
Better Markets announced today that it has filed a motion in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit seeking leave to submit an amicus brief supporting the government’s position in Perry Capital... Read More
Court Filings | December 17, 2015
Better Markets filed a motion in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit seeking leave to submit an amicus brief supporting the government’s position in Starr International Company v. U.S.... Read More
Court Filings | December 17, 2015
Better Markets filed a motion in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit seeking leave to submit an amicus brief supporting the government’s position in Starr International Company v. U.S.... Read More
Court Filings | December 17, 2015
Better Markets filed a motion in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit seeking leave to submit an amicus brief supporting the government’s position in Starr International Company v. U.S. The appeal arose... Read More
Court Filings | November 19, 2015
Motion to Intervene as part of Better Markets' motion to give the public the transparency it deserves in MetLife vs. FSOC, MetLife’s lawsuit challenging the Financial Stability Oversight Council’s (FSOC... Read More
Court Filings | November 19, 2015
Memo as part of Better Markets' motion to give the public the transparency it deserves in MetLife vs. FSOC, MetLife’s lawsuit challenging the Financial Stability Oversight Council’s (FSOC) designation of... Read More
Uncategorized | November 19, 2015
Fact sheet on Better Markets' motion to give the public the transparency it deserves in MetLife vs. FSOC, MetLife’s lawsuit challenging the Financial Stability Oversight Council’s (FSOC) designation of the... Read More
Speeches | November 19, 2015
Letters | November 2, 2015
Better Markets sent this letter, including fact sheets, to members of the House Financial Services Committee ahead of a mark-up of several bills that gut financial reform, including threatening to eviscerate the Financial... Read More
Uncategorized | November 2, 2015
Uncategorized | November 2, 2015
Letters | October 29, 2015
Despite years of painstaking consultation with stakeholders and an historically unprecedented 163-day public comment period, members are reportedly being asked to sign a letter requesting that the Department of... Read More
Letters | October 22, 2015
Better Markets letter sent to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairwoman Mary Jo White demanding that industry lawbreakers no longer serve on the Equity Market Structure Advisory Committee.
Reports | September 30, 2015
The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) is the country’s only early warning system for systemic threats posed to our financial system and economy from nonbank financial firms. It is also the only entity that... Read More
Letters | September 8, 2015
Better Markets letter responding to the Senator's August 5 letter sent to the Department of Labor (DOL) regarding the proposed rule to put the best interests of Americans saving for retirement first.
Letters | September 8, 2015
Better Markets letter responding to the Senator's August 6 letter sent to the Department of Labor (DOL) regarding the proposed rule to put the best interests of Americans saving for retirement first.