Former SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt Reflects on 9/11

The transcript covers the immediate response to the 9/11 attacks, focusing on the financial markets. It details the initial reaction, the decision to shut down markets, and the coordination with various officials to assess damage and plan for reopening. The strategy for reopening included testing systems to ensure stability. The discussion also highlights the market's volatility upon reopening and the lessons learned to improve resilience and infrastructure.

What were the results of the market reopening on the following Monday?

What lessons were learned regarding the infrastructure of the markets after the attack?

What changes were made to the backup systems of the New York Stock Exchange?