The effective policing of financial markets requires the construction of a rigid wall separating the market participants from government rule makers.
LONDON - Hector Sants, the chief executive of Britain's financial regulator, will step down at the end of June, as part of a major overhaul to the country's policing of financial markets.
And with tighter policing of the market for individual bonds, along with the proliferation of open- and closed-end muni mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, there are many cost-effective ways to invest.
Although various local tensions remain, notably with respect to the activities of soldiers and police on market days, general attitudes towards the government have become much more positive.
Still more corrupting is the slow withdrawal of the state from the policing of the labour market and even the housing market.
Critics, including members of Congress, former F.D.A. officials, lawyers, doctors and consumer groups, say they see a clear shift in how the agency is performing one of its main functions: policing the marketing of drugs, food and medical devices.
The job of policing the marketing landscape is generally left to the host country, the International Olympic Committee and national organizing committees.
NEW YORK TIMES In Hong Kong, a Crackdown on Overseas Traders | Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission is stepping up its policing of misbehavior in a market where many interactions are among companies that are located elsewhere, The Financial Times reports.
Underlining the complexity of policing financial markets, FINRA and the SEC this year took the unprecedented step of asking banks, hedge funds and other high-frequency traders for their algorithmic codes, in order to better understand their trading strategies.
In April, Senator Joseph Lieberman proposed legislation to police the marketing of violent films to children.
