Michael Collins
Michael Collins is a professor of financial history at Leeds University Business School and is an expert on bank-corporate relations and central banking. His current research projects include ‘Bank Provision of SME Finance, 1940-70’ and ‘Institutional Investors and the Development of the British Capital Market, 1900-1960’. His recent publications include Michael Collins & Mae Baker, Commercial Banks and Industrial Finance in England and Wales, 1860-1913.
Articles by Michael Collins
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Books
Tribes of clutter
- 20 November 2008
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A new study of contemporary Londoners' possessions and the values they attach to them reveals a shift of allegiance away from wider society and towards the individual household
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Even Blacker Monday?
- 19 October 2007
Despite its severity, the 1987 crash had a relatively mild impact on the real economy. But what about the present day situation?
