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Scupper club: the former captains of Britain's foundering banks may be the most obvious scapegoats for the credit crisis, but other parties are at ... An article from: Financial Management (UK)

AuthorNeil Hodge
PublisherChartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
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Author(s)Neil Hodge
PublisherChartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
ISBN / ASINB002LAVBB4
ISBN-13978B002LAVBB0
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