Global | Publication | November 2018
Since the global financial crisis, there has been an ever-increasing focus globally on holding those in senior positions within regulated financial institutions accountable for their actions. This phenomenon has forced firms to adapt and prepare their practice for the implementation of new and more scrupulous obligations.
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