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Changing hats – July 2013
Arrivals and departures in the operational risk, compliance and regulation businesses
Supervisors respond to buy-side fears of multiple regulatory masters
Banks providing the estimated value of structured notes in accordance with SEC rules are facing questions from investors about the level of their estimates
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