Money: Sir Kit McMahon The City used to represent stability: now money hurtles along the switchback of a global economy with the speed of light, as dealers trade millions every second on their computerised screens. Michael Ignatieff explores the throw-away decade through the eyes of six leading players.
In the last programme he talks to Sir Kit McMahon , Chairman of the Midland Bank, who says:
'The real move is towards a three-second culture: it's difficult for institutions to resist the crowd, as the cost of being wrong with the crowd is much less than being wrong alone.'
Photography JEREMY HUMPHRIES Producer MARK HARRISON
Series producer AMANDA THEUNISEN BBC Bristol