Chairman of the United States Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Former FDIC chair Sheila Bair writes in the latest issue of Fortune magazine about a potential odd couple to lead the pursuit of federal tax reform. Somewhere in the halls…
Back-to-back columns in the latest issue of Fortune magazine explain that people worried about so-called tax inversions (which might not be as worrisome as the Obama administration has suggested) ought…
Sheila Bair explains for Fortune readers why the new federal Volcker Rule could create problems for smaller companies that lack the resources to deal with its complexities. Regulators at last…
It’s no big surprise that former Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation chairwoman Sheila Bair thinks European nations ought to adopt a model like the FDIC to deal with the continent’s failing…
Former FDIC chair Sheila Bair devotes a column in the latest Fortune magazine to the topic of getting rid of two of the key players in the housing market collapse.…
Why is the Federal Reserve’s long-standing “easy money” policy a bad idea for the American economy’s long-term health? Former FDIC chair Sheila Bair offers a pretty good analogy in the…
Former FDIC chair Sheila Bair devotes her latest Fortune magazine column to the concept of boosting American infrastructure through creation of a taxpayer-funded National Infrastructure Bank. Regardless of the idea’s…
Sheila Bair‘s latest Fortune magazine column makes a case for Congress to get rid of a popular deduction from the federal income tax. True reform will not succeed unless everything…
Our economy improves when people increase their work, savings, and investment. Despite what the Keynesians tell you, the economy doesn’t improve when people simply spend more. Former FDIC chair Sheila…
Pay for performance is likely to lead to better public school teachers, and former FDIC chair Sheila Bair writes in the latest Fortune magazine that the same principle might work…
Reuters is reporting here that more than 50 percent of the people who defaulted on their mortgages and got mortgage adjustments have re-defaulted. Dugan [head of the U.S. Office of…
Gracious, George, and then you read something like this today: … Further complicating the Wells-Wachovia merger were signs that regulators were in favor of the Citigroup deal, which was announced…