Philip Augar https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html The choice of Barclays’ new broom Lenders at the last Theresa May needs to take shareholders with her Britain versus the banks Brexit is a chance to do the ‘Big Bang’ better The Bank That Lived a Little: Barclays in the Age of the Very Free Market Deutsche Bank’s retreat may not be the end of its equities story Barclays’ new chairman should avoid repeating history As a legal case looms, the past returns to haunt Barclays For markets there is such a thing as too much information The London Stock Exchange will thrive if it looks forward. Barclays’ gamble in holding out against a DoJ settlement The Edge: Investment Banks and Information Flows in Public Markets (published with PERC) What if… Big Bang hadn’t happened? (published with Prospect Magazine) Barclays and Britain wave goodbye to the big time The Philip Augar Lecture at The University of Manchester The bank that lived a little, BBC Today programme, 4 July 2018. Sitemap Prof Karel Williams and Philip Augar discuss the current state of banking Big choices for Barclays as Jenkins goes Home Libor trial: Have we cleaned up the financial markets? (Published with the BBC) The trouble with ‘free’ banking for challenger lenders Barclays’ African sale shows decline of universal banking model Too many boardrooms display a ‘conspiracy against the public’ Agent Twister About Philip Augar Talks Travails of HSBC are a microcosm of problems in banking NTU Distinguished Lecture Series – Should we trust our banks? How Mifid II can rehabilitate sellside research Agent Twister – The True Story Behind the Scandal that Gripped the Nation Chasing Alpha The Treasury’s relationship with the City “INVESTMENT BANKING: THE CULTURE OF A CASINO OR OF A PROFESSION? ” A call for corporate boards to overturn the status quo HSBC’s tough week (published with Prospect Magazine) Technology will liberate customers from bad banking The precarious prospects of London finance The Barclays case is rooted in the bank’s long-held ambitions Who’s Who In Finance: Bankers Philip on Simon Rose show Bankers, like alcoholics, must first admit they have a problem UK banks should have fewer complaints about more compliance The Establishment: And How They Get Away With It’, by Owen Jones Corporate scandals demand boardroom shake-up Mark Carney has to set the highest standards for Britain’s banks How the forex scandal happened (Published with BBC) Customers could take action against Libor bank The forex debacle – a scandal to end all scandals