Jupiter's Edward Bonham Carter: Escaping Lehmans' shadow
Tenth anniversary of crisis
Jupiter vice chairman Edward Bonham Carter
Financial markets have staged a remarkable recovery since the fall of Lehman Brothers, but it has been a joyless affair, says Jupiter vice chairman Edward Bonham Carter.
The ending of central bank support, both feared and wanted, hangs like a sword of Damocles over the market. Ten years on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the unorthodox measures central banks took...
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