After Scandals, Banks Release Chat Back into the Wild

Chat tools are being embraced again as the industry seeks more efficiency in the workflow.

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After the global financial crisis in 2008 came the European sovereign debt crisis, which rocked markets across the world and saw central banks resort to extraordinary measures to stabilize the system. Soon after, commercial banks faced another barrage of crises related to fixing crucial benchmarks, including the London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) and the 4 p.m. fix in foreign-exchange (FX) markets. The fines were eye-watering, cumulatively reaching tens of billions of dollars across most

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Everyone is burned out and tired and wants to just chillax in the warm watching some Securities and Exchange Commission videos on YouTube. No? Just me?

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