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New financial order
From the ruins of the credit crunch, a new financial order will emerge. Its shape is not yet known, but is already hotly debated. Will there be a new model for investment banking? The socialisation of risk? A return to Keynesianism? What role will hedge funds and private equity play? And government and regulators?
In this series of exclusive video interviews, Lionel Barber, editor of the Financial Times, talks to some of the chief protagonists - bankers, policymakers, financiers - and asks them to explain not just what happened, but also how they think finance will adapt to the post-crash world.
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Mark Tucker on banking bonuses
Prudential boss says institutional investors must step up their role in preventing ‘rewards for failure’
Joseph Stiglitz on fixing the global economy
Tax cuts are not the solution
Guy Hands says it’s time to nationalise the banks
Terra Firma chief says it’s time to put shareholders out of their misery and that ditching Glass-Steagall was ‘a tragedy’
Francisco González on the need for a global bank regulator
BBVA’s chairman criticises ‘greedy’ executives and explains why banks need more capital
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Jean-Claude Trichet on containment of systemic risk
The ECB president on what should be done to improve the system’s resilience and preventing further volatility
Adair Turner on regulation
The FSA chairman discusses the future of global regulation, the roots of the crisis, and the ‘masters of the universe’
Eric Daniels on banking
The Lloyds TSB’s chief executive discusses the future of the banking industry, the downturn in the real economy and how long the crisis could go on for
In depth
Global financial crisis
A multimedia snapshot of one of the most radical reshapings of the global banking sector. News packages, interactive features and video shows how governments and the private sector are battling to shore up the financial system
The big freeze
To mark the anniversary of the credit squeeze, the FT looks at how the world has changed in the past 12 months and the long-term impact on the global financial system and the world economy
