Word: dunbar
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...Rock and roll collectors with a passion for memorabilia can turn the hobby into a nest egg," says Leila Dunbar, a former director of collectibles at Sotheby's Auction house, who now heads up her own appraisal firm...
...need more traditional enforcement," says Dunbar. "With big funds and banks, the government, in effect, becomes the back-up insurance if they go bad. Firms that grow too big to fail must pay for this insurance; this might achieve a kind of new self regulation." (See the top 10 financial collapses...
...Schapiro's financial self-regulation background may not be enough. According to Dr. Fred Dunbar, senior vice president at NERA, an economic consulting firm, "banks are suppose to behave themselves under self-rule." During the Bush Administration this popular belief drifted over to the SEC, Dunbar says. "The feeling was, with the SEC, that with such self-enforcement they wouldn't have to step up their own enforcement. But the financial crisis has led to a re-examination of this theory, firms don't behave as one might think in theory...
...Schapiro, according to Dunbar, is not a deregulator and "does have a good reputation as an enforcer." He says, "she'll see where enforcement is needed...
...always been satisfied and encouraged at how he has addressed and responded to our concerns as students,” said Sean M. Dunbar, president of the School of Public Health’s student government...