Robert Pozen looks at the causes of the 2008 financial collapse and says that the financial system needs to be reformed so that we don’t see a repeat down the road. He argues for changing the incentive system on Wall Street and calls for strengthening the government regulation of financial markets. (1 hours, 9 minutes)

Interview by Tom Hudson. Author Robert Pozen Addresses How to Fix The System.

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Join members of the Financial Markets Working Group in this open discussion with Robert Pozen, Chairman of MFS Investment Management and senior lecturer at Harvard Business School. Robert will talk about the crisis, the policy implications, and prospects for reform. He will cull several recommendations for policymakers from his latest book Too Big to Save? How to Fix the U.S. Financial System due out Nov. 9th from Wiley Publishing.

Bob Pozen of Harvard Business School discusses the controversial accounting rules and where we should go from here.

Searching for ways to fix the U.S. financial system, with Bob Pozen, MFS Investment Management chairman and CNBC’s Maria Bartiromo.

[Video on CNBC, Airtime: Tues. Nov. 10 2009 | 4:16 PM ET

Bob Pozen outlines his blueprint for reform.

(NECN) – Robert Pozen, Chairman of MFS Investment Management, talks about what caused the meltdown of the nation’s financial system and gives his opinion on how to fix the system. It’s a preview of his upcoming book: “Too big to save? How to fix the U.S. Financial system.”

Live! from the Chamber of Commerce with Robert Pozen of MFS Investment Management. (Bloomberg News)

Professor Robert Pozen leads an HBS class discussion on Washington’s response to the economic crisis.

Turmoil On the Street: Washington Responds To the Global Crisis [Robert Pozen]

Analysis by Jim Rogers, Rogers Holdings Chairman, Barton Biggs of Traxis Partners, Robert Pozen, MFS Investment Management Chairman, Laszlo Biriyni, Biriyni Associates President, Howard Shapiro of Fox-Pitt.