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Since the turn of the millennium, the British media has been awash with stories of bankers and financiers caught engaging in acts of corporate wrongdoing and financial skullduggery.
Matthew Hollow is currently a Research Associate in the Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience at Durham University. His main research interests are related to the history of corporate criminality and the evolution of commercial banking in Britain. He obtained a PhD from Oxford University in 2012.
Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Pillars of Society? Financial Crime in the British Banking Sector, c. 1919–1939 2. From Speculation to Devastation: Securities Fraud and Company Promotion Fraud in Interwar Britain 3. Rogue Financiers: Fakers, Confidence Tricksters and Share-Pushers in Britain between the Wars Conclusion Bibliography