Reuniting the old crew at a new bank is tough
Hiring star bankers and letting them bring their own posse has had mixed results
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Work meetups rarely deliver epiphanies but allow old colleagues to enjoy their former selves
There is a data deal to be done by banking incumbents and upstarts
Customer information is either a private asset or a public good
Why wrangling risk at banks is so hard
It is still a struggle for management and regulators to get a clear view of what is really happening inside lenders
Non-bank lenders may be fair-weather friends
Research shows they don’t just retreat in a crisis — they run for the exit
Lloyds should beware the perils of rank-and-yank performance culture
Excessive competition between employees can go awry
I can take or leave central bank independence, frankly
It makes no difference to growth and policymakers are always in hock to someone