We have a choice: business as usual, or breaking with neoliberalism. Pick a side #10YearsOn
Ordinary people across the world payed the price for the financial crisis. It cannot be allowed to happen again.
Ordinary people across the world payed the price for the financial crisis. It cannot be allowed to happen again.
Accounting, auditing, corporate governance and banking failures have already destroyed economies and livelihoods, but governments and regulators have done little to introduce meaningful reforms and their failures make the next crash more likely.
Disgraced financiers are holding a ‘secret party’ on the 10th anniversary of the financial crash. But the “sickening” event certainly isn’t the first case of bankers’ boorishness.
Why is everyone still paying for the bankers’ mess – except the bankers themselves?
The Financial Reporting Council responsible for regulating accountants and auditors has deep conflicts of interest at its core.
There has been a sharp rise in household debt among young people and low-income families
Labour’s leadership contenders have been tripping over themselves to say that Labour overspent in government
Austerity has enriched multinational companies and the owners of financial and real assets, while grinding down the value of earned income, pensions and benefits.
What’s wrong with simply putting people’s money to work, in a safe place, to mobilise the investment for the long-term?