Who watches the watchdogs?
On the money: How to solve the problem of regulatory capture.
While the consensus view is the banks were the major casualties of the recent Australian royal commission, its report also highlights the appalling failure of financial regulators.
It found the main watchdog, ASIC, "rarely went to court to seek public denunciation of and punishment for
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Brent Sheather
Sat, 06 Apr 2019
Sat, 06 Apr 2019
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Who watches the watchdogs?
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