The great financial crisis of 2007-8 still leaves questions to which no wholly satisfactory answers have been offered.

 If it is unfathomable that anybody would manage so badly as to lose more than $50bn as he suggests Merrill Lynch did in 2008, then what is the explanation? 

His answer is that the fault lay in “absent management” compounded by flawed incentive structures.

John Plender 17 August 2020



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