And Sarbox was put in place partly in response. I won't argue that 1.) stuff doesn't still happen and that 2.) Sarbox doesn't add quite a bit of compliance overhead, but outright financial fraud is probably reduced from ~2000 considerably.
Obviously 2008 brought many examples of risk not being properly accounted for but that's mostly something different.
Obviously 2008 brought many examples of risk not being properly accounted for but that's mostly something different.