Paul E. Kanjorski

...cost of bailing out badly behaving banks, as well as the vilification of hedge funds. He says longtime lawmakers like Democrat Paul Kanjorski, who has represented the state's 11th District since 1984, bear some responsibility for last...

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...of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, said the proposal from Democratic Representative Paul Kanjorski is "a well-intentioned amendment." Kanjorski, whose amendment got approved by a House of Representatives committee last week as...

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by: Edward Harrison November 24, 2009 Two weeks ago as the Financial Reform Bill was wending its way through Congress, Paul Kanjorski emerged as the champion of breaking up too-big-to-fail financial institutions. After seeing trillions of...

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...banks, hedge funds, whoever may be in an exposed area of causing systemic risk," said its author, Democratic Representative Paul Kanjorski, head of the House capital markets subcommittee, at a committee working session. The...

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...to break up large financial firms that threaten economic stability. The measure, offered by Democratic Representative Paul Kanjorski, was added as an amendment to a broader bill that was expected to face a committee vote later,...

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...Financial Services Oversight Council that would monitor risk across the financial system. The provision, proposed by Rep. Paul Kanjorski, D-Pa., was staunchly opposed by Wall Street because it would let the government break apart firms even...

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...would empower government regulators to break up financial firms that pose a risk to economic stability. Democratic Representative Paul Kanjorski, chairman of the House capital markets subcommittee, said he wants to assign that preemptive...

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...the authority to seize and wind down large firms, is the appropriate remedy to too-big-to-fail." Kanjorski insisted Wednesday that he doesn't intend to put American firms at a disadvantage. He noted that the European Union is considering...

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...this week on two House Democrats backing a series of changes to overhaul legislation that could have sweeping implications. Reps. Paul Kanjorski (Pa.) and Ed Perlmutter (Colo.) are each planning to introduce two amendments to wide-ranging...

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