http://bottomline.msnbc.msn.com/_new...away-investors
and that story, which came out a few days ago. i can't help but think the regs put in place a few years back were merely window dressing. or then there's this point:
In the scandal over the rigging of Libor -- the London interbank offered rate that influences interest rates around the world -- documents released last week showed that regulators on both sides of the Atlantic knew years ago that there was something very wrong with the system but they have done very little to try to fix it.