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Shareholder Opportunism in a World of Risky Debt 
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Editor’s Note: This post comes to us from Richard Squire of the Fordham University School of Law.) According to the Treasury Department’s June 2009 report on the financial crisis, the collapse of AIG is Exhibit One in the case for more aggressive federal regulation of derivative contrac...
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