A Mentor for Clear Derivatives

i remember the first time i met oliver frankle an person, and it must have been two thousand 13. We we were in canary wharf at a regulatory round table to discuss the potential impact of a proposal from the b c b s. He looked at me dead in the eyes and just said, you know, they just don't get it, and turned around and walked away. It was kine of an impressive statement from oliver at the time, but,. you know, now, almost eight, nine years later, and were still talking about the capital requirements against clear derivatives. That's kind of impressive foresight, to know that twa, that t was many