FX scandal raises odds of restructuring

It is possible to create a more transparent, competitive marketplace in which price fixing would be virtually impossible

If we can draw any hope from the recent revelations of price rigging by banks’ foreign-exchange trading desks, it is that they open the door to a long overdue restructuring of the world’s biggest, most important market.

Against a seemingly endless procession of "rogue traders" who have exploited their clients' trust, it is tempting to conclude that nothing will ever change on Wall Street.

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