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“Financial resilience” – austerity’s twin brother

Posted on May 8, 2020 by henry tapper

In the aftermath of the collapse of Northern Rock in 2008, many savings institutions were hit with a run on deposits from savers keen to put their cash under the mattress. Mark Scantlebury and Vincent Franklin, who were then setting … Continue reading →

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