William Isaac

Isaac Proposes Overhaul of U.S. Bank Regulation & Deposit Insurance

William Isaac has released a new white paper on much-needed reforms for U.S. bank regulation and deposit insurance. The paper, “It’s Broken, So Let’s Fix It” uses Mr. Isaac’s decades of experience in banking and regulation to make recommendations on accounting rules, regulatory oversight, deposit insurance reform, and better and more effective US-centric capital rules.

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“A value-added tax is one solution to the crippling debt problem” by Peter Tanous

My good friend, Peter Tanous, has written a thoughtful article for CNBC on the necessity of the U.S. joining most of the rest of the world in adopting a Value Added Tax as a critically important step toward significantly reducing our dangerously out of control debt problems. I believe firmly that we must also reduce senseless Federal spending but, realistically, that alone will not do the job. We will also need a reasonable and fair way to increase Federal revenues. It’s time for the VAT tax coupled with a substantial reduction in wasteful Federal spending.

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Secura/Isaac Group & First Financial Network Announce Strategic Alliance

Secura/Isaac Group and First Financial Network today announced their new Advisory Alliance relationship to provide a comprehensive suite of services to banks and other financial institutions. The collaboration will help their financial institution clients reduce their risks and optimize their strength and profitability through first-class services including regulatory advice and assistance, loan valuations, loan and asset sale strategies, and balance sheet realignment.

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“About That 3 Percent GDP Growth” by Larry Kudlow

Larry Kudlow’s opinion in the NY Sun regarding the 3+% GDP growth announced by the U.S. government this past week. Unfortunately for those celebrating this event – particularly those in the White House – the bad news, as Kudlow notes, is that all of the growth is attributable to massive deficit spending by the government, which will not have a happy ending for consumers, businesses, and taxpayers.

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