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Former Citigroup Chairman: Separate Investment Banking from Banking
Guess who’s added his name to the growing list of notable people suggesting that investment banking needs to be separated from banking? No less than former Citigroup Chairman and CEO Sanford Weill this morning on CNBC’s “The Squawk Box.” “What … Continue reading
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Tagged banks, break up, economy, Glass-Steagall, investment banking, risk, taxpayers, too big to fail, Volcker Rule
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