I posted a few days back on the brou-haha between Bear Stearns and John Paulson, and mentioned this past weekend that the debate was likely to quickly escalate beyond just one Wall Street firm. I’ve just posted a clip from Bloomberg TV that takes a look at this issue in more depth, so be sure to take a look at it if you’re interested in following where this seems to be headed. There are also plenty of other new videos available on the video channel, including a look at the increased regulatory scrutiny being placed on subprime lenders, so be sure to check it out.
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