Paul Volcker, at 91, discusses his new memoir, is at times a dishy tale of Volcker’s years in Washington while also a telling memoir about a man who not only redefined the role of Fed chairman but, after the financial crisis, conceived of a namesake rule that eliminated some of the most blatant risk-taking by Wall Street banks.
Paul Volcker, at 91, sees ‘a hell of a mess in every direction’
