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Regulation in the time of volatility

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Carroll Barry-Walsh

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Our regular columnist is sceptical about whether lessons have been learned about the trade-off between risk and regulation.

Quite a time of volatility it is too. Non-stop since the UK election in July 2024 and ramped up recently in the US. Nor does it look like ending any time soon.

Since becoming UK Chancellor, Rachel Reeves has gone out of her way to emphasize the need for growth and

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