From bowler hats to book clubs: the reputation of the City of London took a hit following the Global Financial Crisis, facing accusations of being an opaque, hermetic institution closed off to outsiders and impossible to understand. But how close is that image to the truth? In this special report, Stephen Moss, a self-confessed outsider, goes deep into the City - talking to bankers, analysts and accountants to discover a miscellany of characters that make one of the worlds biggest financial centres tick. Guardian Cities
Posted on: Tue, 27 May 2014 10:30:01 +0000
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