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Marcus Agius tells trial of former executives he was unaware of fees behind £7.3bn in fundraisings
Marcus Agius told a court he had not known about a second agreement to pay millions
Marcus Agius tells trial he does not recall being told Qatar fee details for June 2008 deal
Marcus Agius says Qatar ‘not as central’ to Barclays fundraising in early 2008
Mike Corbat says banking is 'safer and better' 10 years after the financial crisis
The case of the uncalled bond at the height of the crisis.
Ireland’s lenders have moved past crisis-era write-offs yet they are struggling to make money
But the regulator’s toughened stance since the crisis has sparked irritation among some
Mechanisms for financing vital public services should be reformed
Can old and new economic models cohabit in a post-Lehman world?
Leaders mishandled both the run-up and the aftermath to the financial crisis
Research shows young people suffer lasting harm if they graduate during a recession
Latest IMF data highlights the lasting damage done by the 2008 collapse
Policymakers lack data and tools to combat a future financial crisis
The biggest of bank failures teaches us not to avoid them but to manage them better
John Authers on his ringside seat to some of the biggest financial stories of our time
Some fear a new series of threats to market safety
An illustrated journey through a turbulent decade (with apologies to Voltaire)
(with apologies to Voltaire)
How resolving the financial crisis has stored up problems in retirement saving
The FT identified 47 bankers jailed. Half were from just one country
Aftermath of financial crisis shows it is crucial to restructure debts
A decade after the crisis, a bank’s accounts tell you little about its risks
