The Country [india] Is Doing Far Better.

From My Point Of View, The American Financial System - Including Banks And Investment Banks - Is Far Safer Because Of Capital And Liquidity Requirements. Despite All The Turbulence So Far This Year, I Don't Think Anyone's Questioning Our System. And That, Obviously, Is A Good Thing.

My Daughter Asked Me When She Came Home From School, "what's The Financial Crisis?" And I Said, It's Something That Happens Every Five To Seven Years.

I Advise Other Companies' Ceos, Don't Fall Into The Trap Where You Go, 'where's The Growth? Where's The Growth?' Where's The Growth?' They Feel A Tremendous Pressure To Grow. Well, Sometimes You Can't Grow. Sometimes You Don't Want To Grow. In Certain Businesses, Growth Means You Either Take On Bad Clients, Excess Risk, Or Too Much Leverage.

We've Accommodated The New Rules And Regulations. We've Served Our Clients And Had Quite Good Returns.

The Best Thing To Do Is Muddle Through And Maybe, Over Time, Create A Solution Of That, If Someone Really Wanted To Exit, The Legal Basis On Which You Could Exit. Because Right Now There Almost Doesn't Exist One.