Consider the difficult life of Mark Steward, head of enforcement of Hong Kong’s market regulator, the Securities and Futures Commission. Pilloried on one side by retail investors – who carry signs attacking the SFC for not protecting them against losses on Lehman mini-bonds – and criticised by the banking industry as being too assertive, the commission can’t seem to catch…
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