Banks, computer rage, and the future of sustainable finance

James S Murray
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PwC's Leo Johnson explains what banks and computers have in common: sometimes you want to smash them, but you can't live without them

Defending the banking sector is not exactly the easiest task in the world at the moment, but it becomes a whole lot easier when you realise that financiers will have a crucial and currently under-appreciated...

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