'Crash Recovery': James Featherby (including panel discussion) - a podcast by Cambridge University

The effects of the worst financial crisis in living memory are still around us. But how can we reverse the failings that led to such crises as those at Northern Rock, News International, GSK and Barclays? Do we need an increase in regulation, or in leadership and ethics training? Or is it more about incentives and personal morality? Former corporate lawyer in the City and author of'Of Markets and Men', Cambridge graduate James Featherby explores these questions, arguing that finance reflects worldview. This lecture was then followed by a discussion by a panel of finance experts.

This unique event was supported by Transforming Business, the Kirby Laing Institute for Christian Ethics, the Jubilee Centre, and Christian Heritage, all based in Cambridge. The event was held at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, on 22nd November 2012.Transforming Business is an innovative research and development project in the University of Cambridge. For more information, please refer to:
http://www.transformingbusiness.net/Image courtesy of Andrew Dunn.

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