Opinion

Felix Salmon

Counterparties

By Nick Rizzo
September 30, 2011
counterparties

Ron Suskind thinks that equity holders are secured creditors — Economics of Contempt

Bernanke said that long-term unemployment is a “national crisis” — AP

Can a weakened Volcker rule stop rogue traders? — Pro Publica

Europe extends the short-selling ban, crushing the dreams of some traders — FT Alphaville

Charles Kenny takes a hammer to the icon that is small business as job engine — Businessweek

And CalPERS admits that it probably won’t meet its 7.75% return goal this year — Bloomberg

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Sep 30, 2011
3:03 pm UTC

I misread the third line as, “Can a weakened Volcker stop rogue traders?” Much more evocative, I think.

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