Gary Gensler
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649 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4d ago
Gary Gensler’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The optimists would say, could that happen here?
I think it's far more challenging because we've had some very significant.
Significant public policy changes since then on the tax side, that we only bring in about 17 percent of our economy into federal budget revenues.
And going into those 1990s, we were closer to 20 percent of our economy.
The Bush tax cuts, the Trump tax cuts, both in his first term and his second term, really have changed the whole
Let me say something about both chairing the Commodity Futures Trading Mission and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
And we in the United States are one of two large nations that have several market regulators.
Japan followed us in the 1940s and did something similar, but one that oversees the securities markets.
Securities are things that you buy and sell that issuers, companies, raise money with.
And then something that around
Around the derivatives markets, financial contracts that derive their value from an underlying, and in the case of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, initially they were financial contracts deriving their value from agricultural things, corn, wheat, later oil, later interest rates.
In both jobs, I am proud of and leaned into a field that seems to be a very important thing.
A little geeky to many people, but it was the market structure, or more technically, micro market structure.
I think you can create great public good by the rules of the game.
Is a market fair?
Does a market have access?
How transparent is it?
And how much do you promote integrity?
Basically, getting rid of fraud and manipulation.
Those are the key things of market structure.
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