Dots - How to Get Attention to an Issue
- Congress
- Ackerman
- Don Manzullo - (R-IL-1993 to 2013)
- Media
(p40) - Don Manzullo - (R-IL-1993 to 2013):
Well, they didn’t even know about it. <re: Madoff>
Their own internal investigation showed that when the whistleblower had contacted the lower echelon at the SEC, that it never made it all the way to the top.
- I guess my thought is, why didn’t that man who testified here contact a Member of Congress or somebody in the Banking Committee, because we could have kicked it upstairs right away and worked on it.
2009 1006 - GOV (House) - Capital Markets Regulatory Reform: Strengthening Investor Protection, Enhancing Oversight of Private Pools of Capital, And Creating a National Insurance Office - [PDF-325p
Most consumers, of course, are unlikely to consult such information.
- But this form of transparency is nonetheless crucial for markets to operate effectively and efficiently because it allows market intermediaries—including consumer-oriented magazines, public interest groups, and academics—to police marketplaces, identify problems, and convey relevant information to consumers, newspapers, and lawmakers. (p8)
-- Daniel Schwarcz - Associate Professor, University of Minnesota Law School
2011 0914 - GOV (Senate) - Emerging Issues in Insurance Regulation - Congressman Reed (RI) - [PDF-51p
- You have a big, big problem ...., which nobody found until somebody sent an anonymous letter.
-- James Florio (D-NJ)
1986 0618 - NAIC / GOV - Edward Muhl (MD) and John Washburn - Insurance Company Solvency [draft] - 53p