Revolving Doors, Accountability and Transparency: Emerging Regulatory Concerns and Policy Solutions
in the Financial Crisis

W Dinan; David Miller

Revolving Doors, Accountability and Transparency: Emerging Regulatory Concerns and Policy Solutions in the Financial Crisis

W Dinan, David Miller

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Abstract

This paper provides background for discussion on the 'revolving door' phenomenon and documents to which extent this phenomenon has occurred in the financial sector. The Expert Group is invited to discuss on how to support the Public Governance Committee's contribution to the OECD's efforts in addressing the global crisis.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Paris
Publisher	OECD
Publication status	Published - 28 Apr 2009

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