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i'm not familiar with all of the details of the basel proposal. but anything we implement in the united states there's nothing automatic that is implemented in the united states. and we will have a careful look at what the impact would be. >> well, i appreciate you doing that and i continue to urge the fed and you in particular as a member of fsoc to look at government regulation as a source of economic instability. to that end, we are told by many of the regulated bank holding companies that there's no updated organizational chart within the fed. and so, my question would be, can you share with us or can your staff share with us a detailed organizational chart with the names and titles of the bank supervision and regulation division's full professional staff? >> i think so. >> the organizational -- as i'm told, whatever organizational chart you have is very dated. >> yeah. >> so many of the folks can't even ask you questions. >> i don't see any reason we can't get you such -- >> i appreciate you doing that. switching gears to the consumer protect

later on, we're going to go to basel, switzerland, and hear from the swiss firm's chairman. >> china has 1.4 billion people, 20% of the world population. they're trying to feed them. that's what this deal is about. other corporate news to share with you this morning. yahoo! earnings matching wall street estimates, but yahoo! says it will finally consider strategic alternatives for its core internet business. the company also announcing plans to cut about 15% of its work force. shares this morning are down further on the news. joining ounce t ining us on the, chief investment officer at tigress financial partners. now that they're considering strategic alternatives, who might step in to be a buyer? >> well, the most speculated talk is verizon. then second would be a couple of private equity firms, including bain and tpg. >> so ivan, this is interesting here because the narrative on yahoo! has been so negative for so long at this point. is there anything -- did you hear anything from the call yesterday from the comments in their prepared statement from their financials that indicates t

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i'm not familiar with all of the details of the basel proposal. but anything we implement in the united states there's nothing automatic that is implemented in the united states. and we will have a careful look at what the impact would be. >> well, i appreciate you doing that. and i continue to urge the fed and you, in particular, as a member of fsoc to look at government regulation as a source of economic instability. to that end, we are told by many of the regulated bank holding companies that there's no updated organizational chart within the fed. and so, my question would be, can you share with us or can your staff share with us, a detailed organizational chart with the names and titles of the bank supervision and regulation divisions full professional staff? >> i think so. >> the organizational -- as i'm told whatever organizational chart you have is very dated. >> yeah. >> so we can't even get -- many of the folks can't even ask you questions. >> i don't see any reason we can't share such -- >> i appreciate you doing that. switching gears re

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basel iii, dodd-frank and the volcker rule taking thely quid fit -- liquidity out of the market which bungee jumping. we do track 1200 hedge funds. some of the long/short hedge fund managers that had cut their exposure in january got super long at the beginning of this week, and they're cutting that exposure today. and we're watching that happen. we've been watching that unwind today. so it's just adding to thely liquidity problem, plus the fact that there's a lot of uncertainty on the macroeconomic policy -- liz: and by the way, i don't know if you heard bill gross, i said would you be shorting china here, he said i certainly wouldn't be investing in china. so even somebody like him who's a known risk taker when he sees a real opportunity is saying stay with plain vanilla, and he felt treasuries were a better place at the moment, you know? chris cordero disagrees. i kind of see both sides here, anthony. truly, at 1.75% for a treasury yield versus two plus percent for apple, which would you choose? >> we are short china through kyle bass and through john burbank at passport. and so we

recently the federal reserve has issued a number of newraisesntla regulations stemming from thel basel iii pint capital rules, such as a total loss absorbingct capital, the liquidity coverage ratio, and high quality liquid asset raid. these rulemaking's are based on the requirements set by the banks of international settlements and its basel committee on bankingmmittee supervision.ervisio but instead of allowinging international bodies to serve as de facto u.s. regulators, the fed should abruptly that these rules and enter important questions. s s apse for example, -- vet these rules. of those international requirements appropriate standard for our domestic? financial institutions? are the even necessary given yxisting rules?are the are harming our economy replacing u.s. firms at a disadvantage? i continue to encourage the federal reserve to further enc e exercise its regulatory discretion to tailor comeenhad r enhance standards according to the systemic risk profile of each institution, not arbitrary factors.not have a and what does not have the con authority to do so, congress should

the governors of , the leading economies, meet every two months in basel at the bank of internationalements and in the what is going on countries. so yes, we do meet with our colleagues in china. a lot of my colleagues will be in shanghai for the g-20 coming up in february. those contacts are ongoing. governors is af rather remarkable institution, and you can pick up the phone with anybody in that community and have a serious conversation. in world war ii, there was a war room for the generals. do you have a currency war room at the fed? [laughter] mr. fischer: we will see, but it is nice to sit in this very elegant room with plaques on the is where that operation was planned. speaking to the global audience that is asking about dollar strength, worrying about the strength of the dollar as other currencies depreciate, take us back to economics 101. should we fear a stronger dollar? at some point currencies can become very strong. there is an agreement among countries. ofis an inevitable result easy monetary policy that your currency weakens. the agreement is the international communit

what, don't i get a basell bat? (forceful exhale) ed: guys... (auditorium doors open) ed: ryan, i'm a police officer, my name's ed lane. hey, get outta here! ed: i'm clark lane's dad. nice to meet you. now, leave me alone! ed: ryan, i can't. i can't just leave a guy here who's trying to kill himself. ed: i can't. ryan: just get out! ed: okay. all right. okay, i'll leave. but can you just tell me what happened here today? i don't understand what he's doing? i just talked to him. he didn't say anything about a gun. does your "man up" method encourage violen? no. i encourage the release of anger that a youth feels when his manhood is being challenged. it's a safe technique to reclaim power over this disorder. and the disorder being gay? it's not a judgment, it's a fact. i lost my own son to this. and i can't have anything to do with him. do you know what that'like? i'm tryi to help young men. i'm trying to help families. sparing them the trauma and the embarassment that i've had to endure. (takes a calming breath) well, wait here. arthur, do you wa

many aspects of basel 3 capital requirements and liquidity rules do not apply to those banking organizations we've tried to simplify those requirements. we're, in addition to that, trying to reduce the duration of the time that we spend reviewing banks during exams. we're trying to simplify and be more targeted in our requests for documentation. we try to identify for community bankers what is relevant to them and what they can safely ignore. and we're looking for ways to conduct exams that are more focused on the actual risks that are relevant to a particular organization. so i recognize that the burdens on those banks have been very intense and pledge that we are doing and will continue to do all we can to reduce burdens on them. >> thank you. on this committee we spend a lot of time talking about moral hazard. and so i guess i would like your view on whether or not you think there's any moral hazard on not a single person involved in the 2008 crash having gone to jail. they get fines. they get sort of compliance letters where they can clean up their act and avoid prosecution. and i am won

. >> basel, last word. >> i think if bernie does pick up traction, i would say that the super delegateso with him and leave her. i don't think that's going to happen. the math doesn't seem to be working in his favor. he's got to run the table on tuesday. >> i appreciate you both coming here and sharing your insights. >> exciting times. >> we're going to take it back over to julie now, who's following a lot going on with senator marco rubio. >> certainly he is in full momentum right now in alabama. senator marco rubio at the yellow hammer presidential forum in birmingham. we'll listen in for just a moment. let's listen. >> i do live paycheck to paycheck and i have a few house in student loan debt. i'm going to take the kefb movement to people who are lifg today the way you are and i am and we will convince people that conservativism is right for me, conservativism is right for them, and conservativism is what is right for the united states of america. we will turn this country around. when i'm president for the fist time in eight years you're going to have a president that follows the co

many aspects of basel 3, capital requirements and liquidity rules do not apply to those banking organizations. we've tried to simplify those requirements. we're in addition to that, trying to reduce the duration of the time that we spend reviewing banks during exams, we're trying to simplify and be more targeted in our requests for documentation. we try to identify for community bankers what is relevant to them and what they can safely ignore. and we're looking for ways to conduct exams that are more focused on the actual risks that are relevant to a particular organization. so i recognize that the burdens on those banks have been very intense and pledge that we are doing and will continue to do all we can to reduce burdens on them. >> thank you, madam chair. on this committee we spend a lot of time talking about moral hazard. and so i guess i would like your view on whether or not you think there's any moral hazard on not a single person involved in the 2008 crash, having gone to jail. they get fines, they get sort of compliance letters where they can clean up their act and avoid prosecution

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