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There’s a simple way to manage regulatory and compliance risk: just follow the rules.
Unfortunately for big, global banks, following the rules is difficult. They have many businesses, in many jurisdictions, so are bound by a tangled web of constraints. That web shifts as the rules change, and as regulators interpret or apply them differently. The biggest banks also have armies of employees, hired guns and suppliers, all of whom
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