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Sheila Bair

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  • Watch out. The mortgage securities market is at it again.

    By Sheila Bair and Barney Frank
  • Finance

    Why taxpayers may now be off the hook when a big bank fails

    By Sheila Bair
  • Sheila Bair: It’s time for a European FDIC

    By Sheila Bair
  • Will Congress have the guts to kill the home mortgage deduction?

    By Sheila Bair
  • My new year’s resolution? To kick my savings habit

    By Sheila Bair
  • Why Republicans need to help Obama

    By Sheila Bair
  • Why aren’t big banks issuing more long-term debt?

    By Sheila Bair
  • 4 ways Wall Street can ante up for fiscal health

    By Sheila Bair
  • Want to fix Congress? Let’s institute pay for performance

    By Sheila Bair
  • Sheila Bair: 5 questions for the candidates on finance reform

    By Sheila Bair
  • Sheila Bair and the bailout bank titans

    By Sheila Bair
  • Libor and the folly of deregulation

    By Sheila Bair
  • Europe must act fast to avoid the risk of a bank run

    By Sheila Bair
  • Breaking up Chase: Good for shareholders and taxpayers

    By Sheila Bair
  • Why it’s time for higher interest rates

    By Sheila Bair
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