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The new universal safeguards

Thomas Helm
October 09, 2019
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Although post-crisis reforms have been relatively successful at tackling glaring fault lines, the financial system might not be as resilient to shocks as it seems. This is part five of Practice Insight’s accumulative impact of regulation series

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Thomas Helm
Financial journalist
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Thomas has worked for a variety of media outlets, including Kashmir Observer, La Vanguardia, and Hürriyet Daily News. His long report "The Accumulative Impact of Post-Crisis Regulation" was the first journalistic attempt to survey the impact of post-2008 reforms on financial markets. He is currently focused on Brexit, Mifid II, market structure issues, and sustainable finance.