Browse Research and Commentary

Getting Wall Street Accountability Right

November 19, 2012, Robert C. Pozen

The SEC vs. J.P. Morgan

November 13, 2012, Robert C. Pozen

SEC Passes Natural Resource Transparency and Conflict Minerals Rules: The Glass is Fuller than Expected

August 28, 2012, Daniel Kaufmann and Veronika Penciakova

There are two types of companies: those that focus on efficiency and innovation and can thrive in a competitive, level playing field, and those that derive gains from rent-seeking (and outright bribery), monopolistic behavior or tax avoidance.

August 23, 2012, Daniel Kaufmann, New York Times

SEC’s Day of Reckoning on Transparency: Dodd-Frank Section 1504 on Disclosure of Natural Resource Revenues

August 21, 2012, Daniel Kaufmann

SEC Beware, Money Funds Can Bring System Down

April 18, 2012, The Squam Lake Group

Transparency, Conflict Minerals and Natural Resources: Debating Sections 1502 and 1504 of the Dodd-Frank Act

December 20, 2011, Daniel Kaufmann and Veronika Penciakova

Judge Rakoff Challenge to the Security Exchange Commission: Can Regulatory Capture be Reversed?

December 2, 2011, Daniel Kaufmann and Veronika Penciakova

Conflict Minerals: An Assessment of the Dodd-Frank Act

October 3, 2011, Melvin Ayogu and Zenia Lewis

Will the United States Become a Global Securities Policeman?

August 5, 2010, Robert C. Pozen

The Current Regulatory Battle

April 16, 2010, Douglas J. Elliott

Learning from the Economic Mess

October 21, 2008, Alice M. Rivlin

Ideas for a Second Stimulus

October 20, 2008, Martin Neil Baily

Making the Rescue Package Work: Asset and Equity Purchases

October 10, 2008, Martin Neil Baily and Robert E. Litan

A “Broken” Branch? Four Lessons from Congress’s Great Financial Bailout Saga

October 8, 2008, Pietro S. Nivola

Lessons From the Financial Crisis

October 6, 2008, Martin Neil Baily

A Brief Guide To Fixing Finance

September 22, 2008, Martin Neil Baily and Robert E. Litan

Government Bailout: Changing the Face of Capitalism

September 17, 2008, Robert E. Litan

Accounting and Disclosure After Enron

March 2002, Robert E. Litan