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University of Chicago professor Richard Thaler ’74 (PhD), then SEC chair Mary Shapiro, then Goldman Sachs managing director E. Gerald Corrigan, and former SEC chair Richard Breeden discussed the "The Future of Financial Regulation" during the Presidential Symposium for Meliora Weekend 2009. The panelists were joined by President and CEO Joel Seligman for a conversation moderated by University Trustee Hugo Sonnenschein ’61.
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