How Will Wall Street Remember Alan Greenspan?

• Greenspan's 18-year tenure as Fed Chair (1987-2006) included a long economic expansion and the 'Greenspan put' policy.
• He is credited with recognizing productivity gains from the PC revolution and initiating Fed transparency with public statements.
• Criticism includes missing the housing crisis and the dot-com meltdown, with some calling his era the 'Great Leveraging'.

The video discusses the legacy of former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan, who died at 100. His 18-year tenure (1987-2006) saw a long economic expansion and the introduction of the 'Greenspan put' and increased Fed transparency, but also faced criticism for contributing to the dot-com bust and the 2008 financial crisis due to lax oversight.