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Matthew Elderfield: challenging times |
The Quinn problem quickly gave Elderfield an insight into how dysfunctional financial regulation had been in the years leading up to Ireland’s banking crisis, where vested interests had pressured the regulator to “stay their hand”, he tells Euromoney. The same day Quinn Insurance was placed in administration, the provisional cost of the banking crisis was published. “People then realized the consequences of regulators not taking action,” Elderfield says. Recruited from Bermuda where he was the financial services regulator from 2008, the 44-year-old UK national has a busy agenda.
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