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===Had weapons. Didn’t use them.===
===Had weapons. Didn’t use them.===
{{quote|''At the same time, the contractual protections CS had negotiated with Archegos were illusory, as the business appears to have had no intention of invoking them for fear of alienating the client.''}}
{{quote|''At the same time, the contractual protections CS had negotiated with Archegos were illusory, as the business appears to have had no intention of invoking them for fear of alienating the client.''}}
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===Formal versus informal systems===
===Formal versus informal systems===
And here we see the behavioural crux: we tell ourselves that what matters in  risk management are the formal boundaries we draw; the official channels; the technical superstructure of the relationship; the architecture of the parties’ rights and obligations versus each other. But this isn’t true. In practice the relationship is governed by soft, morphing, invisible, ''informal'' boundaries. Interpersonal relationships. Understandings. Past practices. Precedents. Expectations. Trust. The [[commercial imperative]].<ref>This isn’t the place for it, but note: these fundamental qualities of commercial life are utterly [[Legible|illegible]] to [[neural networks]], [[Policy|policies]] and [[algorithm]]s.</ref>
And here we see the behavioural crux: we tell ourselves that what matters in  risk management are the formal boundaries we draw; the official channels; the technical superstructure of the relationship; the architecture of the parties’ rights and obligations versus each other. But this isn’t true. In practice the relationship is governed by soft, morphing, invisible, ''informal'' boundaries. Interpersonal relationships. Understandings. Past practices. Precedents. Expectations. Trust. The [[commercial imperative]].<ref>This isn’t the place for it, but note: these fundamental qualities of commercial life are utterly [[Legible|illegible]] to [[neural networks]], [[Policy|policies]] and [[algorithm]]s.</ref>