Full-text transcripts of public Capitol Forum interviews and events. These searchable resources are ideal for citation, internal distribution, or deeper reading of our live coverage.
On September 3, Nick Nemeth, investor and writer of Mispriced Assets, joined us to discuss the life and annuity industry's growing exposure to private...
On September 1, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Jim Woolery, Founding Partner of Woolery & Co., to discuss emerging litigation and risks in the private credit...
On August 27, Ben Neumeyer, Counsel at Enlightened Privacy, PC, and a former correspondent at The Capitol Forum, joined us for a discussion on his paper, “When The Call Is Coming from Inside the...
On August 18, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Christie Thoene, a policy, legal, and communications consultant at CTG Advisory, and Kirti Gupta, Vice President and Chief Economist of...
On August 11, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Hal Singer, Managing Director at EconOne, and Gavin Sicard, Analyst at EconOne, to discuss their recent article for The Sling, “The...
On August 6, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Andrew Granato, Assistant Professor at the University of Texas School of Law, and Pranjal Drall, a J.D.-Ph.D. candidate in Financial...
On July 14, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Sean Flaim, Visiting Scholar at The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law and Co-Chair of the American Bar Association...
On July 7, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Derek Kravitz, investigative journalist at Consumer Reports, to discuss his recent article, “Different Prices for the Same Ride: How Uber...
On June 30, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Carter Dougherty, Senior Fellow for Antimonopoly and Finance at Demand Progress, to discuss his recent article for The Sling, “Visa and...
On June 25, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Jessica Wachter, Dr. Bruce I. Jacobs Professor of Quantitative Finance at the Wharton School and Research Associate at the National Bureau of...
On June 18, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Erie Meyer, Senior Fellow at the Columbia Law School Center for Law and the Economy and former Chief Technologist at the CFPB, to discuss her...
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