Perspectives on Dodd-Frank and finance

Content: Acknowledgements --
Introduction / Paul Schultz (University of Notre Dame) --
Economic principles, government policy and the market crisis / Chester Spatt (Carnegie Mellon) --
The basics of too-big-to-fail / Lawrence White (New York University) --
Creating a responsive, accountable, market-driven financial system / Thomas Hoenig (Vice Chairman, FDIC) --
Panel discussion on banking reform / Anil Kashyap (University of Chicago), Anjan Thakor (Washington University), John Walsh, (McKinsey & Co). Moderated by James Overdahl (Delta Strategy Group) --
Panel discussion on stability, resolution, and Dodd-Frank / James Barth (Auburn University and the Milken Institute), John Dearie (Financial Services Forum), David Skeel (University of Pennsylvania)
 moderated by Arthur Wilmarth (George Washington University) --
The origins and intent of the Volcker rule / Priyank Gandhi (University of Notre Dame) --
Panel discussion on the Volcker rule / Charles Calomiris (Columbia University), Matt Richardson (New York University) --
Panel discussion on the consumer financial protection bureau / Jeff Bloch (Consumer Banking Association), Todd Zywicki (George Mason University) 
 moderated by Shane Corwin (University of Notre Dame) --
Panel discussion : derivatives and Dodd-Frank / Amy Edwards (SEC), Pat Fishe (CFTC, University of Richmond), Robert MacDonald (Northwestern University), Craig Pirrong (University of Houston) 
 moderated by Paul Schultz (University of Notre Dame) --
Mortgage reform under the Dodd-Frank Act / Mark Calabria (CATO Institute) --
The Dodd-Frank Act and the regulation of risk retention in mortgage-backed --
Securities / Cem Demiroglu (Koc University) and Chris James (University of Florida) --
Dodd-Frank's new disclosure requirements / Paul Schultz (University of Notre Dame) --
Conclusions / Paul Schultz (University of Notre Dame) --
About the authors --
Index.