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The hardening borders of cyberspace

December 16, 2024 Comments are Disabled

Cyber-barriers are hardening as geopolitical tensions rise around the world. And reversing the accelerating fragmentation of the internet will require a serious global effort and policy coordination. This was the […]

Why the dollar era will end slowly—then suddenly

December 10, 2024 Comments are Disabled

The latest New Money Review podcast focuses on Trump, tariffs, deglobalisation and the currency markets. My guest, Mark Astley, is a former colleague, a currency and fixed income specialist who […]

The cat and mouse game of payments security

September 30, 2024 Comments are Disabled

In the last decade, the way we make our payments has become more seamless, faster and cheaper. We’ve switched from signatures on paper cheques to a few swipes and a […]

Default: why sovereign debt matters

September 9, 2024 Comments are Disabled

When, why and how do countries go bust? That’s the topic of the latest New Money Review podcast, where I’m joined by Greg Makoff, a former physicist, banker, government advisor […]

Capitalism on steroids

July 16, 2024 Comments are Disabled

Supporters of the $10trn private equity industry say it fuels economic growth and delivers leaner, better-performing companies. One leading critic of the sector is Ludovic Phalippou, professor of financial economics […]

From the frontlines of Web3 fraud

July 5, 2024 Comments are Disabled

Want to know what happens when fraud is a core component of your business model? Want to know how a business idea described as an “economic fairytale” could be valued […]

All things repo

June 27, 2024 Comments are Disabled

In the latest New Money Review podcast, I interview Richard Comotto, a specialist in repo, the multi-trillion dollar marketplace used by large financial institutions to borrow and lend short-term money. […]

How the Stoics viewed money

June 5, 2024 Comments are Disabled

The Stoic philosophers said we should manage our emotions when it comes to money and wealth. But is this a realistic goal? How can we resist the siren call of […]

Gaslighting for money

May 8, 2024 Comments are Disabled

Almost half of the crime now committed in the UK is now fraud, most of it taking place online. But only 1% of police resources are devoted to catching the […]

The mind games of cybercrime

April 23, 2024 Comments are Disabled

Cybercrime is often more than just a demonstration of hacking skills. The attacker could be motivated by money, but equally by nationalism, a search for notoriety or revenge. The victim […]

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The hardening borders of cyberspace

Why the dollar era will end slowly—then suddenly

The cat and mouse game of payments security

Default: why sovereign debt matters

Capitalism on steroids

From the frontlines of Web3 fraud

All things repo

How the Stoics viewed money

Gaslighting for money

The mind games of cybercrime

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