Airtime: Sun. Sept. 12 2010 | 6:10 PM ET
The new banking rules will bring some stability to the financial system, believes Kirby Daley, senior strategist, Newedge Group. He shares his thoughts with Karsten Schroeder, CEO, Amplitude Capital, CNBC’s Martin Soong and Sri Jegarajah.
Jon Corzine, CEO of MF Global, former CEO of Goldman Sachs and former governor of New Jersey, discusses the civil fraud charges against Goldman Sachs.
Analysis of McDonald’s sales for February, including how the company performed in the Asia-Pacific market, with Matthew DiFrisco, Oppenheimer & Co. sr. analyst.
There will be a correction in the stock market “at some point,” Anthony Fry from Evercore Partners told CNBC Wednesday. But it’s unclear when that correction will occur, he added.
Top leaders of the G20 reaching an agreement on common goals for deficit and debt reduction, with Robert Kimmitt, former deputy treasury secretary and John Engler, former Michigan governor.
“We’re going to have another recession, I guarantee you… By 2012 say, it’s time for another recession,” Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, told CNBC Wednesday. “The next time it’s going to be worse because we’ve shot all of our bullets,” he added.
Insight on women in the banking business, with Diane Reyes, Citigroup global head of payments; Shelaghmichael Brown, BBVA Compass; Susan Ehrlich, Sears Financial Services; Carla Harris, Morgan Stanley Investment Management; Michelle Van Dyke, Fifth Third Bancorp; and Barb Rehm, US Banker.