Consumers Paying Price For Failed Financial Regulatory System, Says Assistant Treasury Sec.
Assistant Treasury Secretary for Financial Institutions Michael Barr says that financial regulatory reform is essential and that consumers are paying the price the failure of the system. He says that a level playing field in terms of competition as well as increased transparency will help prevent a market collapse from happening again. (0:29)
August 5, 2009
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