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The world should take lessons from 2008 and brace for a financial and economic shock
Post-crisis, banks have become safer but the dangers have been pushed elsewhere
Snap problems; Dick Fuld, Burberry, Bill Ackman and M&S also in the news
Matrix wealth management group expands into private equity and short selling
The financial crisis prompts the New York business school to pivot towards macroeconomics
The ill-fated bank’s entrepreneurial culture survives in new businesses
Jamie Dimon tones it down
Self-belief is vital for leaders but Lehman, Hanergy and Fifa show the dangers
Former chief says investment bank ‘was not a bankrupt company’
The sanitisation of workplace feelings has gone too far, but useful rages take practice
A little more curiosity, a little more concern and a little more commitment
Some 40,000 high-level bankers lost their jobs in the financial crisis. But questions on what the former Masters of the Universe did next are met with impenetrable silence
Broker-dealer defies sceptics and avoids guilt by association, but at a price
I should not be prime minister, but I imagine I could be useful to someone who was. (Sorry David Cameron, I am otherwise engaged)
Lenders fail to get to grips with market sentiment, writes Megan Murphy
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