Outside it is a bright, warm summer’s day and the narrow streets of Prague are thronged with tourists. Inside the faceless municipal building that houses the new Czech Securities Commission (CSC) the light is thick and gloomy and there is an almost unnatural quiet. It may reveal a sense of anticipation. Equally, it could be foreboding.
The effort to clean up the financial system is long overdue. For years the Czech Republic has taken the idea of a free market a little too literally.
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