Notice how the worst corruption is in the most heavily regulated industries?
People assume corruption attracts regulation; but it's actually the opposite.
Regulation leads to something called, 'Regulatory capture' and gives the monolithic multinationals a clear playing field, without losing customers to hungry, young, innovative startups.
I wrote a piece on this two years ago which funnily enough identifies banking and insurance specifically.
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