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Bridget King discusses recent OTC derivative regulatory reform

Bridget King, Director in the Finance and Banking practice joined Classic FM to discuss recent OTC derivative regulatory reform.

23 Nov 2018 07:40 Minutes Podcast
Bridget King discusses recent OTC derivative regulatory reform

Bridget King discusses recent OTC derivative regulatory reform

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Bridget King discusses recent OTC derivative regulatory reform

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Bridget King, Director in the Finance and Banking practice, explains why it is important for the regulators to rectify derivatives trading laws for the financial sector in South Africa.

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