Polls indicate British opinion could yet be won round to May’s deal or Norway option

Analysis of who backed amendments and made public statements highlights problems for May

Economic predictions presented as precise numbers are far from that in reality

Europe, immigration, tax and spending divide parties ahead of March 4 poll

Region’s food industry is most at risk from barriers after Brexit

Region has lower unemployment and higher foreign investment than rest of Spain

The Big Short and Inside Job were among the best reviewed movies about the crisis

Americans who came of age around the crisis have fallen behind previous generations

CEOs still enjoy great riches, but MBA graduates increasingly prefer other careers

Loose monetary policy led to share buybacks that enriched mainly the wealthy

While some have fallen down the global league table, many are larger today

Securitisation created weapons of financial destruction and has not fully recovered

Institutions rely less on wholesale funding of the kind that seized up in the crisis 

From stocks to SWAG and from bonds to bitcoin, many assets look overpriced

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

Reform of housing finance is largest piece of unfinished business from the crisis

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

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

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

Differences between, and within, countries vary dramatically

The debt just moved around

Some countries still have not regained the ground lost in the Great Recession

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