Haha, you guys are forgetting the most important qualification - the ability to navigate the bureaucratic maze and get the regulator's stamp of approval. That's the real key to success in this field!
I agree, D is the correct answer. Although, I have to wonder - does the local regulator even know what 'good governance' means? Seems like they might just rubber-stamp whatever benefits them.
Clearly, the answer is D. Good governance and risk management require trustworthiness, honesty, and fair treatment of others. I'm surprised anyone would think the local regulator's approval is more important than those core principles.
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