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Blame the bankers

Posted on 23 October 2015 by Huw Williams

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Actual convictions (26 in all) in Iceland

26 bankers already sentenced

Posted in asides | Tagged 2008 financial crisis, bankers, Iceland | Leave a reply

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Huw Williams

Although this blog is primarily about an economic theme, I do not claim to be an expert. I am still learning. My background is as a professional accountant working primarily with small businesses (although with a small amount of international work). If you are wondering about the photo, I will get around to updating it. But in the meantime this was my attempt at a moustache for Movember (2013)

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