I’ll give one example. I’m sure you can think of many more. Tax law is part of finance and is a system that is overly complex. If tax law contains loop holes t

I’ll give one example. I’m sure you can think of many more. Tax law is part of finance and is a system that is overly complex. If tax law contains loop holes then by definition it is too complex. Loop holes are created unintentionally when a creator of law adds a rule to a system. The loop hole is an instance of complexity added unintentionally and is therefore an example of unneeded complexity within the system. If a system has unneeded complexity it is then over-complex. Do you want more? A forensic expert was used to dig through the complexity of the GE fraud. There are plenty of examples there as usually such experts are necessary when a system is complex and in the case where complexity is deliberately created to hide fraud: overly complex.