U.S. judges allow public to see records in MetLife 'too big to fail' case

The public may soon be able to delve into how a U.S. District Court judge came to rule that MetLife Incis not "too big to fail," after three appeals judges on Tuesday decided many records in the case should be unsealed.District Court Judge Rosemary Collyer last year rescinded financial regulators' designation of MetLife, the largest U.S. life insurer, as "systemically important," a label triggering heightened oversight and requirements to hold additional capital.When advocacy group Better Market