Paul Amery, Author at New Money Review

Author: Paul Amery

Rebuilding trust

April 12, 2024 Comments are Disabled

We need a new approach to building trust in economic and monetary systems, says Ian Grigg, my guest on the latest episode of the New Money Review podcast. Ian Grigg […]

The US should issue a Fedcoin—without delay

March 14, 2024 Comments are Disabled

In the latest episode of the New Money Review podcast I’m joined by someone who says we’re in the middle of a historic battle between the public and private sector […]

In the latest New Money Review podcast I’m delighted to welcome Satyajit Das, a former investment banker, derivatives expert and author. Satyajit Das Das’s book “Traders, Guns and Money”, published […]

Bringing AI back to earth

February 6, 2024 Comments are Disabled

Excitement over the prospects for artificial intelligence (AI) has driven US stock market valuations to a historic high. Can AI technologies deliver on their promise? Or is this yet another […]

How to stop scams

October 16, 2023 Comments are Disabled

Against an uncertain economic backdrop, one industry is booming. Internet fraudsters are scamming more and more victims worldwide. Using increasingly sophisticated methods, they are now stealing even from the most […]

From tax lawyer to political assassin

October 9, 2023 Comments are Disabled

If you thought tax was boring, the latest New Money Review podcast will change your mind. Dan Neidle was a top corporate lawyer for 23 years—ending up as head of […]

When’s the next crash?

September 25, 2023 Comments are Disabled

Financial markets go up and down. And they usually fall faster than they rise. But when does normal financial market turbulence tip over into a systemic collapse? How should policymakers […]

Why monetarism is common sense

September 4, 2023 Comments are Disabled

In the latest episode of the New Money Review podcast I’m delighted to welcome Tim Congdon, an economist and leading advocate of monetarism. After a successful career in the City, […]

The legal fiction that drove colonialism

July 31, 2023 Comments are Disabled

We often look at colonial empires as territories gained and occupied by nation states. But across four centuries, colonialism has above all been the business of companies, says my interviewee […]

Hacking into payment systems

July 3, 2023 Comments are Disabled

Tim Yunusov is a computer scientist and security researcher with a special interest in banking and payment systems. He’s also written a series of articles on hacking for New Money […]

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Author: Paul Amery

Rebuilding trust

The US should issue a Fedcoin—without delay

The problem of debt

Bringing AI back to earth

How to stop scams

From tax lawyer to political assassin

When’s the next crash?

Why monetarism is common sense

The legal fiction that drove colonialism

Hacking into payment systems

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Why the dollar era will end slowly—then suddenly

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