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Clydesdale hasn’t turned gangrenous but it’s festering and giving off a decided whiff

August 27th, 2013 For some time now, I have been warning that Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank are seriously damaged institutions that could — like HBOS in the mid 2000s — be an accident waiting to happen. Still plagued by bad debts and with a parent in Melbourne that has lost patience with them, the […]

August 27th, 2013 | Posted in Blog | Read More »

Writing the wrongs of the financial crash

By Ian Fraser Published: Sunday Herald Date: August 25th, 2013 FOUR decades of laissez-faire policies have left Britain as a deeply indebted and uncompetitive economy that is unable to pay its way in the world and incapable of rediscovering its economic mojo, according to a number of economists and speakers at the Edinburgh International Book Festival last […]

August 25th, 2013 | Posted in Article Library | Read More »

Britain is fast turning into a Banana Monarchy, wilfully blind to corruption

August 17th, 2013 You may remember that, back in November 2010, it emerged that a “cocky” Prince Andrew appeared to welcome and endorse bribery and corruption — or at least that he abhors those who would seek to get in its way, including anti-corruption regulators and investigative journalists (by the way, we only know this […]

August 17th, 2013 | Posted in Blog | Read More »