Former Bay Street Cop's 'Personal Disappointment'

The video discusses the need for a modern national securities regulator in the context of current regulatory challenges and regional differences. It argues for a unified approach to regulation, highlighting the benefits of a single decision-maker and rulebook. The discussion includes perspectives from industry and government, questioning the comfort of the status quo. The video concludes by placing the issue in a global context, noting that the country is unique in not having a single securities regulator.

Why is it important to have a national securities regulator?

What challenges are currently faced by capital markets according to the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest about the current regulatory structure in capital markets?

Why might the status quo in capital markets be considered comfortable?

What is unique about the country's position in terms of having a securities regulator?