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In this series, the FT explores why some of Europe’s most promising companies are fleeing to America’s capital market
There are stark lessons to be drawn from the history of previous lender failures
The state safety net is becoming dangerously distended with support for households and businesses as well as banks
If 2022 was about the repricing of capital, 2023 is likely to be about the reduction in the quantity of it
Beneath a veil of silence, a hugely dramatic and powerful episode of financial repression is ongoing
It’s a fallacy to suppose there is a simple solution to the failings of our financial systems and economies
While intervening in bank runs limits the damage, it dilutes the incentive to guard against financial risks
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Films that could spark a conversation about finance with your children
Move to restructure financial products division aims to curb claims from former executives
The biggest US financial institutions are almost as highly leveraged as they were before the 2008 crisis
Bailey insists on need for vigilance as BoE set to stress test non-bank financial markets
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Serenity prayer time
Cryptocurrency lacks a strong legal and regulatory framework to oversee distressed acquisitions
We learnt from the financial crisis that when networks lack diversity they are vulnerable to a single shock
Bernanke, Diamond and Dybvig have taught lessons about bank runs that have been absorbed since the financial crisis
Former chief of US central bank shares award with two other economists for research into financial crises
Which has the greater impact on long-term economic growth?
There are clear parallels with many of the issues that led to the financial crisis
The crisis has made the UK poorer; we must use targeted help plus windfall and solidarity taxes to get through the worst
The 2008 financial crisis gave rise to a new generation of investors known as ‘generation moonshot’
Country’s second-biggest lender failed to give customers access to cheap interest rates
This realm beyond regulators is where the next crisis will arise
In the aftermath of the Ukraine war there may be a redefining of liberal values and reconnecting of nation states
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