Mar 19th, 2009 - MarketWatch
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Before lawmakers on Capitol Hill begin contemplating the creation of a broad systemic regulator, legislators should consider limiting the size and complexity of financial institutions as a means of reducing risk, a key regulator said Thursday.
"Congress should examine a more fundamental question of whether there should be limitations on the size and complexity of institutions whose failure would be systematically significant," said Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairwoman Sheila Bair at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on modernizing bank supervision.
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