These weaknesses have led to operational risks in financial institutions, flawed bankruptcy and foreclosure proceedings following the Crisis, and inadequacies in financial supervisors' access to records and information for the purposes of a prudential response.
Second is financial regulation: its flaws have been laid bare, and the summiteers will want to put it right.
Greenspan, to his credit, admitted in Congressional testimony in October 2008 that his assumption about self-correcting financial markets had flaws.
Among those dynamics are changes in international price patterns, an expansionary bias in central bank policy, acceleration in the pace of financial innovation, and flaws in the national and global regulatory regimes.
If men were the architects of a risky and fragile financial system whose flaws have now been laid bare, should we be looking to women to help create a more balanced and sustainable economy?
In more than a few cases, candidates argue that the board's assessment of their financial performance is flawed or mistaken.
There have been suggestions that the whole idea of creating a single financial regulator is flawed and that a few specialist agencies would do a better overall job.
Eugene Fama of the University of Chicago was rewarded for work showing that the market for financial advice is flawed and that stock picking is a mug's game, undermining the claims of investment managers that their services deserve extraordinary rewards.
The BSkyB chief executive, Jeremy Darroch, has downplayed the importance of a TV pricing deal for Sky Sports channels struck with rivals last week, arguing that the "main event" will be its legal appeal that will attack Ofcom's powers, financial analysis and "flawed" interpretation of evidence.
Let's examine what money is from a different perspective and consider that our definition of financial wealth is flawed.
