As cheap money floods global economy, Patrick Jenkins asks if a similar mess looms

Dennis Grainger, who lost his savings, on his battle to win justice for shareholders

The FT’s banking editor picks the names and numbers that help explain the lender’s rise and fall

Subprime loans were one of the main causes of the financial crisis. So why is lending to high-risk borrowers making a comeback?

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

Their net worth was hit by the stock market slump, but the rebound has been hefty

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

Financial crisis has left fewest Americans on property ladder since 1960s

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 

The volume of funds crossing borders has fallen sharply and long-term investment is playing a bigger role. But is the system more resilient?

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

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

By many measurements, today’s stock markets are overvalued but investors are struggling to work out when or if a crash will come

Top policymaker criticises Republican reforms as ‘extremely short-sighted’