This article originally appeared in Starling Insights' “Physician, Heal Thyself” Deeper Dive and the 2024 Compendium.
After the Global Financial Crisis, everyone agreed it should never happen again. This gave birth to mammoth changes in prudential and conduct regulations, which have helped to make the financial system safer, while giving more protection to consumers.
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