What Really Caused the 2008 Financial Crisis, Part OneWhat Really Caused the 2008 Financial Crisis, Part One
Ethics and Transparency as Antidotes to Financial Fraud

This episode on the 2008 financial crisis is the third of a six part series on the 2008 financial crisis. 

Was the 2008 financial crisis a planned, organized, strategic, systemic embracing of loopholes that allowed for deliberate fraud?

Left to Right: Rashad Abdel-Khalik, PhD, Richard M. Bowen, III, C.R. “Rusty” Cloutier, and Michael G. Winston, PhD

Joining host, Dennis McCuistion, for a controversial, thought-provoking conversation on the causes of the 2008 financial crisis are:

Our panelists state that by all accounts all roads lead back to six- seven financial institutions that are too big to jail and too big to fail, with Congress issuing laws that gave banks the playing field to become bigger, more powerful, and more controlling. Loosening of underwriting standards set the stage for systemic fraud without any fear of ultimate accountability.

Is Wall Street controlling our government? Join us for the full story.

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With special thanks to the National Center for Policy Analysis for their assistance in coordinating this series, thanks for joining us,

Niki McCuistion
Co-Founder, Executive Producer, Producer
Business Consultant / Executive Coach, specializing in Organizational Culture Change, Governance and Strategic Planning
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What Really Caused the 2008 Financial Crisis, Part OneWhat Really Caused the 2008 Financial Crisis, Part One
Ethics and Transparency as Antidotes to Financial Fraud