we are in real trouble, and maybe we need to reconsider the whole concept of relying on regulators to be the last line of defense against all problems.
Jim Bunning: “we are in real trouble, and maybe we need to reconsider the whole concept of relying on regulators to be the last line…”
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Highlighting concerns about the reliance on regulators for financial stability.
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