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The financial reform act bans banks from many kinds of proprietary trading, forces investment banks to keep more money in reserve and cracks down on the over-the-counter derivative market that was wildly profitable for many financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs. Derivatives were one of the main instruments of mayhem in the financial meltdown.


 

 

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