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Better banking control needs global solution

Source: Times Online
London : United Kingdom | 5 months ago  
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The subject of regulation is not a page turner, but we are going to have to get used to reading and hearing a lot more about it. After the recent financial meltdown, regulators around the world are trying to ensure such an event is never repeated.
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