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Transcribed Image Text:the the presence of the Regulator and a solid legal system backing it. From the
discussion in class and available literature, examine some of the difficulties
associated with the financial system and how these challenges have been
addressed by the Banks and Specialised Deposit Taking Institutions Act 2016
(Act 930). Are there any novel ways by which some of the challenges may be
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