Another scandal, another promise to regulate—can banks ever really be trusted?
Tag Archives: financial regulation
The LIBOR scandal: It can’t just be bad apples
Bad systems convince good people they are doing good even when they are clearly doing the opposite
When Wall Street turned to Canada
How a Royal Bank executive is helping rewrite U.S. finance law
A monetary mandarin speaks, but not about everything
A sturdy speech for the monetary policy aficionado in all of us was delivered today by Tiff Macklem, the veteran mandarin who recently rejoined the Bank of Canada, where he’s worked before, after a spell at the finance department. And yet I’m left mulling over what he didn’t tell us.