If you believe that capitalism is fundamentally a force for good, that excessive taxation is a blight on economic growth and a sure sign of bad government, that over-exuberance in the financial world can be restrained by cooperation between governments and global institutions, and that the fine traditions of the City coupled with an innate British sense of straight dealing make London the best place in the world to do business, then I strongly recommend you not to read this book. It will upset you too much.

Feb 2011

Cheques & Imbalances

A Bank of Wisdom

Shockingly Sensible

Brought to Account

Vested Interest

A Capital Fellow

Networking Opportunities

Nice Work If You Can Get It

‘The Audacity of Pessimism’

Just Giving?

Cheques & Balances

Inequality Street

The Great Sell-Off

Cable Transfers

How to Spend It

Inside the Squid

Vichy Business

Gods of the Gaps

How to Spend It

Future Perfect

Tithes that Bind

False Profits

Questions for Cash

Goodbye to All That

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