Alan Schwartz's Opening Statement to FCIC
Airtime: Wed. May 5 2010 | light e) ET
Former Bear Stearns CEO Alan D. Schwartz provides his opening statement to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission regarding the failure of his former company.
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