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Perhaps a triumverate, the economist, consumer rights advocate, and a banker?

• Broken_Hippo 10y ago
  That would work as well. Banking is an odd place, very ripe for corruption, self-gain, and one-sided vision. What is good for one side isn't necessarily good for the other. The main point is to balance some of these things and not wreck the economy in the process. There are some folks that are capable of balancing this stuff on their own, but there is no promise that these same individuals will go into public service - in fact, they might be more useful in other sectors. Just seems easier to have some balance by design.