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Thursday, 18 June 2009 07:05

by Avinash Persaud, Chairman, Intelligence Capital

Avinash Persaud, (c) VoxEU.org

Originally published 4/8/08

Financial supervision arguably failed to prevent today’s turmoil because it relied upon the very price-sensitive risk models that produced the crisis. This column calls for an ambitious departure from trends in modern financial regulation to correct the problem.

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