Articles by Simon Nixon

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The Fed talks tough. But talk is cheap (16 June 08)
Thought the worst was over for the credit crunch? Think again… (09 June 08)
The real threat to the UK comes not from the credit crunch, but Russia (30 May 08)
Too many immigrants? Rubbish, soon we'll be begging them to come (28 May 08)
There’s a word for the state we’re in: stagflation. But what can be done? (19 May 08)
The Conservative party needs to get in touch with reality again (13 May 08)
Mervyn King was right about City bonuses – they’re at the heart of this financial crisis (07 May 08)
UK bank shares look attractive, but any rally will prove short-lived (29 April 08)
The bare-faced cheek of begging bankers at Gordon Brown’s breakfast (22 April 08)
Mega-banks should face up to the painful truth that small is beautiful (16 April 08)
Bank stocks rally and the worst may be over – but don’t pop the champagne just yet (07 April 08)
Bankers have regulators over a barrel – but reform is in their own self-interest (02 April 08)
Choose your hedge funds with care (25 March 08)
Whatever the Fed does, this crisis has a long way to run (19 March 08)
Private equity is putting on a brave face, but its players are feeling the pain (05 March 08)
Why a cult of youth is weakening the Treasury (26 February 08)
Britain will pay a price for Darling’s shambolic tax policy (18 February 08)
The real scandal has nothing to do with a rogue trader (13 February 08)
Why it's time to rethink incentives (11 February 08)
Why capitalism itself is now at risk (28 January 08)

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