Exactly five years after Phil Angelides’ Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission filed their report on financial sector wrongdoing in the global financial crisis, he continues to ask the Justice Department why none of the executives who oversaw that wrongdoing have been charged. [B]ecause of the 10-year statute of limitations for financial fraud affecting banks and other types of financial institutions, there is still time to investigate and prosecute crimes committed in 2006 and 2007 -- the final period of wild excess before the mortgage market collapsed.