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Instead of loosening standards to appease the industry, regulators should make it virtually impossible for securitizers to escape having skin in the game.
There's one big winner, too.
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A new outlet for one of technology's fastest-growing sectors.
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These employers are boosting retention by sending workers across the globe, where they help communities in remote parts of Nepal, Africa, and Brazil.
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