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Securities Commission hampered, says new report

Auckland : New Zealand | 2 months ago  
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Investors' watchdog the Securities Commission is handicapped by being kept on too short a leash both in terms of the tools at its disposal and available resources, however it has failed to bark as loudly as it might to warn of risks, a report on its effectiveness has found.
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