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When the global financial crisis struck in 2008, Dustyn Lanz was in his mid-20s. It was sobering, the Toronto native says, to watch capital markets inflict so much damage on national economies and cost millions of people their jobs. "I was frustrated by the irresponsible actors in the world of finance, and how [their actions] could have such broad consequences," said Lanz, 33, who pursued studies in political science and economics to learn how to help avert future financial catastrophes.
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