Confessions of a City trader
Gary Stevenson’s rags-to-riches memoir exposes a system where the rich can’t lose and the economy is choked by inequality.
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Harry Lambert is a staff writer and editor at the New Statesman. He also edits the Saturday Read newsletter. He has written cover features on universities, No 10, the BBC, Labour, AI and tax.
Gary Stevenson’s rags-to-riches memoir exposes a system where the rich can’t lose and the economy is choked by inequality.
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