1.What was the McFadden Act of 1927? How would this act be looked upon today?

2.CAMELS rating gives examiners a standardized way to evaluate a bank, but it's not a perfect system. Why not?

3.During the recession of 2008, it was suggested that some banks were "too big to fail" (TBTF). Under this premise, a large bank or financial institution that engages in illegal activity may not be severely punished or have its officials charged with criminal activity. Why?