The big banks seem to have come out of the financial meltdown relatively undamaged, if not stronger than ever. But could they have irretrievably lost an asset more precious than money, their consumers' trust, in the process?
The Governor of the Bank of England is making increasingly controversial and political statements about the way banking business is conducted. As he prepares to take responsibility for regulating banks, this is significant. And whilst he is not yet directly addressing the public, he has the reputa
As governments everywhere struggle with cutting deficits without hammering the recovery from the financial crisis, a new book argues that Keynes has had the solution for a long time.
