Big Banks on Townhall

• Being in Favor of Markets Is Not the Same of Being in Favor of Business Mon Apr 1
  Daniel J. Mitchell
  So, the cronyists are “on edge” and feeling “anxiety.” Gee, just breaks my heart. ... more
• Liberals Ready to Fire Eric Holder Wed Mar 20
  John Ransom
  Apparently ANY large financial institution’s employees can commit a crime, and, according to Holder’s theory of the law, the economic health of the country comes first. Justice just has to wait. Or be suspended all together, as long as those people are big and important enough. ... more
• Dodd-Frank Made "Too Big To Fail" Worse - Now A GOP Lawmaker Proposes A Fix Wed Feb 20
  Kevin Glass
• FDIC sues big banks over mortgage securities Mon May 21
  AP News
• The $2 Billion Lesson Fri May 18
  Paul Greenberg
  Anybody need still another argument for reviving the old Glass-Steagall Act (1933-99), with its salutary separation between commercial and investment banking? If so, JPMorgan Chase has just provided one. A big one. ... more
• JPMorgan Proves We Don't Need More Regulation Wed May 16
  David Harsanyi
  When banks generate huge profits, they are exploiting the American people, engaging in unadulterated greed and, needless to say, in need of more regulation. ... more
• Elizabeth Warren: Big Banks Waging a "Guerilla War" Against Regulations Mon May 14
  Erika Johnsen
• Backward Banking Wed Apr 25
  Michael Reagan
  I don't know if it's Dodd-Frank. Or if it's Barney Frank and Christopher Dodd themselves. Or if it's just the big bankers. But the reality is, our banking system is completely screwed up when it comes to getting a home loan. ... more
• Rage grows over mortgage deal Tue Mar 13
  Townhall.com Staff
• Housing settlement details filed in court Mon Mar 12
  Townhall.com Staff
• Let's Kill All the Banks! Fri Mar 2
  Neal Boortz
  Let’s see ... how was it the Fox News Channel anchor phrased it? Oh yeah. Here we go: “Bank of America is going to penalize some of its customers by charging them a fee for their checking accounts.” ... more
• States, Banks and the $25 Billion Mistake: How Not to Prevent Mass Foreclosures Sat Feb 25
  Carl Horowitz
  After some 500 days of negotiation, the deed was done. On Thursday, February 9, attorneys general representing nearly all 50 states announced that five major banks – Ally Financial, Bank of America, Citibank, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo – agreed to pay a combined $25 billion over three years in civil penalties and loan write-downs for having serviced mortgage foreclosure paperwork without proper review. ... more
• Summary Box: Moody's may cut ratings on big banks Thu Feb 16
  AP News
• Economics: The Cheerful Science Tue Feb 7
  Mark W. Hendrickson
  Chances are, you’ve heard economics referred to as “the dismal science.” That unflattering description is glib and catchy; it is also 100 percent wrong. ... more
• Romney Beating Obama May Buoy Banks, FBR'S Miller Says Tue Jan 10
  Townhall.com Staff
• Romney Beating Obama May Buoy Banks, FBR'S Miller Says Tue Jan 10
  Townhall.com Staff
• Romney Beating Obama May Buoy Banks, FBR'S Miller Says Tue Jan 10
  Townhall.com Staff
• Romney Beating Obama May Buoy Banks, FBR'S Miller Says Tue Jan 10
  Townhall.com Staff
• Fed proposes new, tougher rules for big banks Tue Dec 20
  AP News
• US stocks drop; BofA and other big banks fall hard Mon Dec 19
  AP News
• Huntsman hopes to break up big banks Mon Nov 28
  AP News
• Corzine's Reckless Governance Tue Nov 22
  Armstrong Williams
  I provide this backdrop because you have to see that once again those who have a fiduciary responsibility to protect investors failed. ... more
• Latest developments in the Occupy protests Tue Nov 8
  AP News
• Generation Jobless Tue Nov 8
  New York, New York
  Reason's Anthony Randazzo explains why the Millennial generation stands to be the hardest hit by the Great Recession. ... more
• Eurozone wants cross-party commitment in Greece Mon Nov 7
  AP News

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