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June 2009
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A Kinder, Gentler Capitalism
Social entrepeneurs spread their wings
Fitting the bill
With capitalism shaken to the core by the recent banking crisis, Philip Augar asks what new model, if any, will take its place?
Back to
the future
After years of light touch regulation, the financial sector is set to return to a stricter supervisory environment
Bank balancers
The chastened banking sector is ceding large parts of its core business to savvy, ethically armed entrepreneurs. Richard Lofthouse reports
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