A March 13, 2003, FDIC symposium - "The Future of Financial Regulation: Structural Reform or Status Quo?" - evaluated the U.S. financial regulatory system: the current financial regulatory structure, challenges and obstacles to reform, and alternatives for the future.
Agenda
Chairman's Remarks
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FDIC Chairman Donald Powell welcomed participants, saying "Today I want to raise a fundamental question that has been raised many times before: Does the current regulatory arrangement make sense for today's financial system?" This symposium gave the FDIC stakeholders the opportunity to voice their views on this issue.
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| House Financial Services Committee Chairman Michael G. Oxley opened the symposium with his remarks about the need for restructuring.
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