Comments on: How Deregulation Eviscerated the Banking Sector Safety Net and Spawned the U.S. Financial Crisis

By: Kat Ketterer

Kat Ketterer — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 19:44:22 +0000

Robert, you are completely on target. I’ve spent the day reading various articles, perplexed by how deregulation could possibly have caused this situation, when originally I thought Deregulation simply allowed banks to cross state boundaries, and thus allowed cash flow to move more freely in the USA.
I did notice in my research, that “credit card banks” in Delaware and South Dakota, were always left out of the papers that highlighted the gains from Deregulation.
Just as you noted “Investment Banks” are the problem, I was simply wanting to call out bankers for becoming brokers.

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