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Episode 4: What Next for the Big Banks?

What Next for the Big Banks?

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Michael Robinson assesses what the future holds in the wake of the rate-fixing scandal.

Michael Robinson asks what went wrong with Britain's banks and assesses what the future holds for the industry in the wake of the rate-fixing scandal.

Big British banks are now widely accused of damaging the economy by failing to support their customers. 

In the final programme in this series, Michael Robinson asks what went wrong with Britain's banks and assesses what the future holds for the industry in the wake of the rate-fixing scandal.

ProducerPhillip Kemp

Presenter Michael Robinson.

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Michael Robinson examines what went wrong with Britain's banks

Michael Robinson examines what went wrong with Britain's banks and how it might be put right

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