From Wall St. to Penn Ave
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From Wall St. to Penn Ave
July 28, 2011
The President of the United States
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Members of the United States Congress
United States Capitol
Washington, DC 20510
Dear Mr. President and Members of Congress,
We write to you today to urge you to act this week to reach an agreement that will ensure that our Nation continues to meet all of its financial obligations, and that will entail meaningful and concrete steps to put our Nation on a sound fiscal footing. The consequences of inaction - for our economy, the already struggling job market, the financial circumstances of American businesses and families, and for America's global economic leadership - would be very grave.
Our economic recovery remains very fragile. A default on our Nation's obligations, or a downgrade of America's credit rating, would be a tremendous blow to business and investor confidence - raising interest rates for everyone who borrows, undermining the value of the Dollar, and roiling stock and bond markets - and, therefore, dramatically worsening our Nation's already difficult economic circumstances. Given this very real risk, policymakers must correct our fiscal course now, inspire market confidence by paying all of our bills on time, and demonstrate that America is a democracy capable of putting differences aside to solve our most challenging problems.
A credible and predictable path forward, entailing tough decisions on the budget, will create the needed environment for businesses and entrepreneurs to start, grow, innovate, and create high quality jobs for Americans, now and in generations to come.
We strongly urge you to reach an agreement this week.
Respectfully,
Thomas J. Wilson
Chairman, President and CEO
Allstate Insurance Company
Brian Moynihan
Chief Executive Officer
Bank of America
Robert Kelly
Chairman and CEO
BNY Mellon
Vikram S. Pandit
Chief Executive Officer
Citigroup, Inc.
Jim Weddle
Managing Partner
Edward Jones
Lloyd C. Blankfein
Chairman and CEO
Goldman Sachs
James Dimon
Chairman and CEO
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Steven A. Kandarian
President and CEO
MetLife, Inc.
James P. Gorman
President and CEO
Morgan Stanley
John R. Strangfeld
Chairman and CEO
Prudential Financial, Inc.
Joseph L. Hooley
Chairman, President and CEO
State Street Corporation
Richard K. Davis
Chairman, President and CEO
US Bancorp
John G. Stumpf
Chairman and CEO
Wells Fargo & Company
Robert S. Nichols
President and CEO
Financial Services Forum
The President of the United States
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Members of the United States Congress
United States Capitol
Washington, DC 20510
Dear Mr. President and Members of Congress,
We write to you today to urge you to act this week to reach an agreement that will ensure that our Nation continues to meet all of its financial obligations, and that will entail meaningful and concrete steps to put our Nation on a sound fiscal footing. The consequences of inaction - for our economy, the already struggling job market, the financial circumstances of American businesses and families, and for America's global economic leadership - would be very grave.
Our economic recovery remains very fragile. A default on our Nation's obligations, or a downgrade of America's credit rating, would be a tremendous blow to business and investor confidence - raising interest rates for everyone who borrows, undermining the value of the Dollar, and roiling stock and bond markets - and, therefore, dramatically worsening our Nation's already difficult economic circumstances. Given this very real risk, policymakers must correct our fiscal course now, inspire market confidence by paying all of our bills on time, and demonstrate that America is a democracy capable of putting differences aside to solve our most challenging problems.
A credible and predictable path forward, entailing tough decisions on the budget, will create the needed environment for businesses and entrepreneurs to start, grow, innovate, and create high quality jobs for Americans, now and in generations to come.
We strongly urge you to reach an agreement this week.
Respectfully,
Thomas J. Wilson
Chairman, President and CEO
Allstate Insurance Company
Brian Moynihan
Chief Executive Officer
Bank of America
Robert Kelly
Chairman and CEO
BNY Mellon
Vikram S. Pandit
Chief Executive Officer
Citigroup, Inc.
Jim Weddle
Managing Partner
Edward Jones
Lloyd C. Blankfein
Chairman and CEO
Goldman Sachs
James Dimon
Chairman and CEO
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Steven A. Kandarian
President and CEO
MetLife, Inc.
James P. Gorman
President and CEO
Morgan Stanley
John R. Strangfeld
Chairman and CEO
Prudential Financial, Inc.
Joseph L. Hooley
Chairman, President and CEO
State Street Corporation
Richard K. Davis
Chairman, President and CEO
US Bancorp
John G. Stumpf
Chairman and CEO
Wells Fargo & Company
Robert S. Nichols
President and CEO
Financial Services Forum
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