Public dependent on banks unless new system found, says Prof Werner
We are entirely dependent on the actions of banks because they are the ones who create and allocate the money supply, shaping the economic landscape.
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Banks: Ignore customer complaints at your peril!
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Sharia banking in the UK- an ethical investment
Nasir Awan, CEO of Awan Marketing International PLC, spoke to the Information Daily about sharia banks in the UK, and the rise of independent banking in general.
Banking crises have become the new normal, says Stephany Jones
"What are [...] the aims which society requires from a financial system?" asks Stephany Griffith Jones, financial markets director at the Initiative for Policy…
Break the hold of the mega banks and outlaw predatory lending
Professor Gary Dymski, chair in applied economics at Leeds University, spoke at the Transforming Finance conference about how to change the system and inject some…
Strong case for limiting size of banks - CORRECTION
"There is a very strong case for limiting the size of banks," says Thierry Philipponnat, Secretary General of Finance Watch.
UK's monolithic banking system cannot compete on global stage
The UK's monolithic banking system is out of line with all our international competitors, Tony Greenham said at the Transforming Finance conference.
Financial sector needs to change to benefit environment
'We have privatised the gains and socialised the losses of the financial sector' says Craig Bennett, director of policy and campaigns at Friends of the Earth.
Banks need to think harder about their roles in society
Richard Paton, activist for Occupy and UK Uncut, spoke at the Transforming Finance conference about the roles of banks and mutuals in the market.
'Fat cat' bankers won't have it their way for much longer
Dr Steve McCabe questions why anyone at present would want to get into banking when the reputation of a bank manager is similar to that of a used car dealer.
Public dependent on banks unless new system found, says Prof Werner
We are entirely dependent on the actions of banks because they are the ones who create and allocate the money supply, shaping the economic landscape.
Banks: Ignore customer complaints at your peril!
Research by customer experience providers [24]7 suggests banks must use big data to learn what customers want and prevent them from moving elsewhere.
Sharia banking in the UK- an ethical investment
Nasir Awan, CEO of Awan Marketing International PLC, spoke to the Information Daily about sharia banks in the UK, and the rise of independent banking in general.
Banking crises have become the new normal, says Stephany Jones
"What are [...] the aims which society requires from a financial system?" asks Stephany Griffith Jones, financial markets…
Break the hold of the mega banks and outlaw predatory lending
Professor Gary Dymski, chair in applied economics at Leeds University, spoke at the Transforming Finance conference about…
Strong case for limiting size of banks - CORRECTION
"There is a very strong case for limiting the size of banks," says Thierry Philipponnat, Secretary General of Finance Watch.
UK's monolithic banking system cannot compete on global stage
The UK's monolithic banking system is out of line with all our international competitors, Tony Greenham said at the Transforming…
Financial sector needs to change to benefit environment
'We have privatised the gains and socialised the losses of the financial sector' says Craig Bennett, director of policy…
Banks need to think harder about their roles in society
Richard Paton, activist for Occupy and UK Uncut, spoke at the Transforming Finance conference about the roles of banks and…
'Fat cat' bankers won't have it their way for much longer
Dr Steve McCabe questions why anyone at present would want to get into banking when the reputation of a bank manager is…
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