Bankers

At a cost of living protest
News

Bankers’ bonuses rise six times faster than wages

Struggle needed to revive union membership
06 June 2022
The poor don't need to go hungry
What We Think

Don’t accept IMF demand that the hungry must eat less

The poor don't have to suffer
19 April 2022
Features

The Virgin Islands—Britain’s worst-kept corruption secret

Britain's corruption is flown out to The Virgin Islands
12 November 2021
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Socialist Review Archive

New Icelandic myths

Iceland’s Tories, the Independence Party, apparently had good reason to feel satisfied with the last year as they announced a new debt relief plan. Having presided over Iceland’s spectacular financial collapse in 2008, they were returned to office in May. Despite only receiving a slight increase in their vote, and being forced into coalition with...
01 January 2014
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Socialist Review Archive

The real bank robbers

Bankers have become among the most hated section of the population, but mainly because of the huge rewards they continue to give themselves despite the massive financial crisis they caused. Mike Haynes looks at why we should loathe their other thieving activities - those on the high street.
01 December 2013
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Crumbling Pillars of the British Establishment

The phone hacking scandal has rapidly spread to engulf the police, the government and sections of the media. Estelle Cooch looks at the crisis of legitimacy spreading through the British establishment.
01 September 2011
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Socialist Review Archive

Jennifer Moses, Gordon Brown and social policy: trust me, I’ve lost millions

February's collapse of the London-based Peloton hedge fund was a clear indication of the scale of the banking crisis.
01 April 2008