9781847941534 - Why Aren't They Shouting?: A Banker?s Tale of Change, Computers and Perpetual Crisis de Rodgers, Kevin (31 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. An inside account of why banking has gone so badly wrong.'Eloquent, entertaining and accessible.' FT AdviserWhen Kevin Rodgers embarked on his career in finance, dealing rooms were filled with clamouring traders and gesticulating salesmen. Nearly three decades later, the bustle has gone and the loudest noise you're likely to hear is the gentle tapping of keyboards.Why Aren't They Shouting? is one banker's chronicle of this silent revolution, taking us from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. Along the way, Rodgers offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Above all, his story raises a deeply troubling question: could it be that the technology that has transformed banking - and that continues to do so - is actually making it ever more unstable?'A welcome addition to the panoply of must-read titles about banking before, during and after the crisis . by someone who was actually at the centre of the industry at the time.' Euromoney'An animated first-person narrative about the reality of banking . lively and engaging.' LSE Review of Books Taking you from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. This book offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. 'Eloquent, entertaining and accessible.' FT AdviserWhen Kevin Rodgers embarked on his career in finance, dealing rooms were filled with clamouring traders and gesticulating salesmen. Nearly three decades later, the bustle has gone and the loudest noise you're likely to hear is the gentle tapping of keyboards. Why Aren't They Shouting? is one banker's chronicle of this silent revolution, taking us from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. Along the way, Rodgers offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Above all, his story raises a deeply troubling question: could it be that the technology that has transformed banking - and that continues to do so - is actually making it ever more unstable?'A welcome addition to the panoply of must-read titles about banking before, during and after the crisis . by someone who was actually at the centre of the industry at the time.' Euromoney'An animated first-person narrative about the reality of banking . lively and engaging.' LSE Review of Books.

Paperback. Condición: New. 'Eloquent, entertaining and accessible.' FT AdviserWhen Kevin Rodgers embarked on his career in finance, dealing rooms were filled with clamouring traders and gesticulating salesmen. Nearly three decades later, the bustle has gone and the loudest noise you're likely to hear is the gentle tapping of keyboards. Why Aren't They Shouting? is one banker's chronicle of this silent revolution, taking us from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. Along the way, Rodgers offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Above all, his story raises a deeply troubling question: could it be that the technology that has transformed banking - and that continues to do so - is actually making it ever more unstable?'A welcome addition to the panoply of must-read titles about banking before, during and after the crisis . by someone who was actually at the centre of the industry at the time.' Euromoney'An animated first-person narrative about the reality of banking . lively and engaging.' LSE Review of Books.

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Condición: New. Taking you from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. This book offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Num Pages: 320 pages. BIC Classification: KFFK; KNST; UB. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational; (U) Tertiary Education (US: College). Dimension: 198 x 129. Weight in Grams: 368. . 2017. Paperback. . . . .

Condición: New. Taking you from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. This book offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Num Pages: 320 pages. BIC Classification: KFFK; KNST; UB. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational; (U) Tertiary Education (US: College). Dimension: 198 x 129. Weight in Grams: 368. . 2017. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. An inside account of why banking has gone so badly wrong.'Eloquent, entertaining and accessible.' FT AdviserWhen Kevin Rodgers embarked on his career in finance, dealing rooms were filled with clamouring traders and gesticulating salesmen. Nearly three decades later, the bustle has gone and the loudest noise you're likely to hear is the gentle tapping of keyboards.Why Aren't They Shouting? is one banker's chronicle of this silent revolution, taking us from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. Along the way, Rodgers offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Above all, his story raises a deeply troubling question- could it be that the technology that has transformed banking - and that continues to do so - is actually making it ever more unstable?'A welcome addition to the panoply of must-read titles about banking before, during and after the crisis . by someone who was actually at the centre of the industry at the time.' Euromoney'An animated first-person narrative about the reality of banking . lively and engaging.' LSE Review of Books Taking you from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. This book offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. An inside account of why banking has gone so badly wrong.'Eloquent, entertaining and accessible.' FT AdviserWhen Kevin Rodgers embarked on his career in finance, dealing rooms were filled with clamouring traders and gesticulating salesmen. Nearly three decades later, the bustle has gone and the loudest noise you're likely to hear is the gentle tapping of keyboards.Why Aren't They Shouting? is one banker's chronicle of this silent revolution, taking us from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. Along the way, Rodgers offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Above all, his story raises a deeply troubling question- could it be that the technology that has transformed banking - and that continues to do so - is actually making it ever more unstable?'A welcome addition to the panoply of must-read titles about banking before, during and after the crisis . by someone who was actually at the centre of the industry at the time.' Euromoney'An animated first-person narrative about the reality of banking . lively and engaging.' LSE Review of Books Taking you from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. This book offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. 'Eloquent, entertaining and accessible.' FT AdviserWhen Kevin Rodgers embarked on his career in finance, dealing rooms were filled with clamouring traders and gesticulating salesmen. Nearly three decades later, the bustle has gone and the loudest noise you're likely to hear is the gentle tapping of keyboards. Why Aren't They Shouting? is one banker's chronicle of this silent revolution, taking us from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. Along the way, Rodgers offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Above all, his story raises a deeply troubling question: could it be that the technology that has transformed banking - and that continues to do so - is actually making it ever more unstable?'A welcome addition to the panoply of must-read titles about banking before, during and after the crisis . by someone who was actually at the centre of the industry at the time.' Euromoney'An animated first-person narrative about the reality of banking . lively and engaging.' LSE Review of Books.

Condición: New. Taking you from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today s world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. This book offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial ind.

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Paperback. Condición: New. 'Eloquent, entertaining and accessible.' FT AdviserWhen Kevin Rodgers embarked on his career in finance, dealing rooms were filled with clamouring traders and gesticulating salesmen. Nearly three decades later, the bustle has gone and the loudest noise you're likely to hear is the gentle tapping of keyboards. Why Aren't They Shouting? is one banker's chronicle of this silent revolution, taking us from an age of shouted phone calls and alpha males right up to today's world of computer geeks and complex derivatives. Along the way, Rodgers offers a masterclass in how modern banking actually works, exploring the seismic changes to the global financial industry over the last thirty years. Above all, his story raises a deeply troubling question: could it be that the technology that has transformed banking - and that continues to do so - is actually making it ever more unstable?'A welcome addition to the panoply of must-read titles about banking before, during and after the crisis . by someone who was actually at the centre of the industry at the time.' Euromoney'An animated first-person narrative about the reality of banking . lively and engaging.' LSE Review of Books.