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Live From Georgetown: Financial Markets & Regulation
Markets • Bloomberg • Sep 23, 10:52 PM

Live From Georgetown: Financial Markets & Regulation

The Close brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are KPS Capital Partners Co-Founder & Managing Partner Michael Psaros, U.S. SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda, Spain PM Pedro S...

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Sen. Smith: 'Very Open' to Diesel Export Ban
Geopolitics • Bloomberg • Sep 23, 10:52 PM

Sen. Smith: 'Very Open' to Diesel Export Ban

Senator Tina Smith (D-MN) says she's "very open" to the idea of a diesel export ban gaining traction in Washington, while cautioning it would be a short-term fix to a longer-term problem as the war with Iran keeps energy costs elevated. She says Minnesota farmers need immediate r...

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KPS Capital’s Psaros on Financial Innovation, PE Space
Science • Bloomberg • Sep 23, 10:52 PM

KPS Capital’s Psaros on Financial Innovation, PE Space

Co-Founder and Managing Partner of KPS Capital Partners Michael Psaros sat down Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick from the Financial Markets Quality Conference at Georgetown University to discuss the state of financial regulation, market structures, and the future of finance in the U.S...

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API's Sommers: Diesel Export Ban Could Raise Gas Prices
Politics • Bloomberg • Sep 23, 10:52 PM

API's Sommers: Diesel Export Ban Could Raise Gas Prices

American Petroleum Institute President and CEO Mike Sommers warns that restricting US diesel exports could force refiners to cut production, potentially lowering diesel prices temporarily while driving up the cost of gasoline and jet fuel. Responding to criticism from Republican ...

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