Bankers need to be personally liable to avoid future financial crises — new research
- Written by David Blake, Professor of Finance & Director of Pensions Institute, City, University of London
Shutterstock/ImageFlowMost financial crises have plenty in common. They tend to start in the banking sector and involve excessive borrowing, together with an asset bubble, usually related to property.
The global crisis of 2008 was no different, with the asset bubble focused on US real estate. But my research suggests this crisis had another...
