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FMA role wider than preventing finance company collapses

The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) does not exist to prevent finance company collapses and risk must always exist in capital markets, according to FMA chief Sean Hughes.

Benn Bathgate

Tue, May 24th 2011 06:42AM

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