FMA’s heavyhanded approach treads a fine line
The FMA has won plaudits for far more aggressive policing.
Shoeshine
Fri, 31 Jul 2015
The Financial Markets Authority has won plaudits for a far more aggressive policing of the financial markets than its predecessor.
Few would argue against this in principle, given the finance company debacle, the David Ross affair and some overall loose sharemarket regulation in the past.
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Shoeshine
Fri, 31 Jul 2015
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