I agree. Now that the world's focus is on other topics, the feds should have kept a list of names and came down hard on those responsible. During the crisis p

I agree. Now that the world's focus is on other topics, the feds should have kept a list of names and came down hard on those responsible. During the crisis prosecution would have been risky, but now that the world has moved on (slightly) I don't believe it would rock investors to see some executives go down and admit major fault.