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Smile! You’re a deepfake

April 4, 2024 Comments are Disabled

Digital payment technology has made it faster, cheaper and easier to move money. But it’s also proved a goldmine for scammers. In this article we review three recent digital payment […]

Banks aren’t facing up to tech fraud

March 15, 2024 Comments are Disabled

My old boss, Bob Diamond, used to call the UK clearing banks (including Barclays, our mutual employer at the time) the “Big Dumb Banks”. He had a point. Back then […]

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 […]

Keep your phone, ID and payment card separate!

February 19, 2024 Comments are Disabled

A recent payment fraud started from a gym theft. The story contains valuable lessons about mobile security. In an article I wrote for New Money Review last year, I uncovered […]

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, […]

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