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Necessary Evil: How to Fix Finance by Saving Human Rights, with David Kinley

Mar 5, 2018

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Rich and poor, we're all dependent on the global financial system and it can be a force for good, says human rights law professor David Kinley, but the incentive structures within banking encourage people to behave unethically. In other words, "finance does not attract cheats, it creates them." How can we change this? We have to start with education, says Kinley.

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