Article: OUTLOOK: All change as Wall Street is made to pay for past excesses

INVESTMENT BANKING isn't fundamentally a disreputable business, but you would be forgiven for thinking otherwise after the revelations and allegations of the past year. No one goes onto Wall Street or into the City except for the purpose of making oodles of money as quickly as possible.

Most of us can at least pretend some public interest or social purpose in what we do. In investment banking there can be no such pretence, and although investment bankers perform a pivotal role at the centre of the world's capital markets, wider public perceptions of their trade have never been flattering. Right now they are at an all time low as investigators and regulators struggle with the legacy of the ...

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