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However these situations occurs due to intermediaries remuneration system based on commissions.\n\n___________________________________________________________________________________________________\n___________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\n![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmWvg3DAt22Mn8gJ48qoMHe8X5U6RgwFL2TVzxAKcaaYfP/image.png)\n\nThe scale of unethical behavior of financial intermediaries that emerge from the phenomenon of moral hazard is difficult to estimate. 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In the end, if banks do not get too greedy to get blind, it is possible for banks to transfer all risk to their clients. Obviously, financial intermediaries are probably not fully aware of that, but they usually do not really care, since they got their comission, which in most cases is all they care about. 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