This document discusses the need to redesign the financial industry in the wake of the 2008 mortgage crisis and Eurozone crisis. It argues that a lack of regulation of derivatives and an overemphasis on profits led financial institutions to take risky positions against mortgages and countries. This exacerbated financial crises when the value of those assets declined. The document calls for stricter regulations and oversight of financial institutions, derivatives, and systemic risks to prevent future crises and ensure costs are not passed to taxpayers.