FT Series

Financial crisis anniversary

The credit crisis that began to unfold in 2007 reshaped economies, financial markets, politics — even our culture. And it is still unfinished business. The FT is telling the story of the crisis, in charts.

Over $9tn of bonds trade with negative yields

How central banks created the most curious legacy of the financial crisis

Nothing like this has happened in 323 years

Financial Times columnists pick their charts of the credit crisis on the decade anniversary

China’s economy is addicted to debt

Beijing’s response to the financial crisis caused asset bubbles it has yet to tackle

Whatever happened to the global savings glut?

The pattern of cross-border financial flows has changed since the crisis

How income inequality has shifted since the crisis

Differences between, and within, countries vary dramatically

The credit crisis did not lead to deleveraging

The debt just moved around

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Who was convicted because of the financial crisis?

Hundreds have been prosecuted — just not necessarily the ones the public wanted to see

Bailout costs will be a burden for years

The US made money on its rescue of the banks, but other countries may not

US haul from credit crisis bank fines hits $150bn

Reckoning continues 10 years after housing downturn became market meltdown

Warnings from history that Wall Street ignored

By August 2007 the financial system was in grave danger

Bankers’ pay closely tied to deregulation

Financial Times columnists pick their charts of the credit crisis on the decade anniversary

How banks paid for crisis-era misdeeds

Bank of America and JPMorgan top the league table of settlements in the US