The word here is not "regulate" it's "enforcement".
People doing illegal things should face personal responsibility on the actions. So do managers who approved it.
The issue with enforcement is the same thing that happened in 2008: enforcing white collar crimes is expensive and high risk for prosecutors who want slam dunks to advance their careers
While I agree with enforcement, without a basis in law, enforcement is not possible. And it has become apparent that much of the damage could be prevented if better policies were in place.
Unfortunately, WallStreet/Banks/Consulting are always actively lobbying to de-regulate what is left and actively block new legislation.
The word here is not "regulate" it's "enforcement".
People doing illegal things should face personal responsibility on the actions. So do managers who approved it.
The issue with enforcement is the same thing that happened in 2008: enforcing white collar crimes is expensive and high risk for prosecutors who want slam dunks to advance their careers