BusinessInsider reports: What can we do to prevent banking
scandals? In a recent interview, Bloomberg's Caroline Connan asked Nouriel
Roubini what he thought about the Barclays LIBOR rate-fixing scandal.
Rather than addressing it directly, Roubini argued that many
of the structural issues that caused the financial crisis have not yet been
addressed since the financial crisis.
"The incentives of the banks is still to cheat and do
things that are either illegal or immoral," he said. "The only way to avoid that is to break
up these financial supermarkets. When you have within the same firm commercial
banking, investment banking, asset management, prime brokerage, insurance, underwriting
, derivatives...there are no Chinese walls and there are massive conflicts of
interest."
Roubini thinks its wiser to address the system than the
players….
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