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Is a “bad bank” any good? (via The Economist)

INVESTMENT banking’s trading businesses are a bit like the nuclear power plants of finance. When all is running smoothly, they hum along and throw out fantastic amounts of money. Yet if things go wrong, they go spectacularly wrong. And winding them…

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