Confessions of a city girl
Suzana S.
- London : Virgin, c2009.
- 275 p. ; 20 cm.
City Girl was watching when all the boys thought they were masters of the universe. She was there when they blew their bonuses on Lamborghinis and lap dancers. She was fighting for survival as they sent the country into the worst slump since the Great Depression. 'City Girl' was born when she arrived in London, and joined her first merchant bank in the boom days. She worked for old-school stockbrokers in the shadow of the Bank of England and competed against the bad-boy brokers of Canary Wharf. She worked with the super-rich hedge-fund managers in the sleek streets of Mayfair. She met, married and divorced her very own City Boy. She made and lost millions of pounds. She's seen it all, done it all and lived to tell the tale.Fresh from writing thelondonpaper's City Girl column, our heroine gives us the inside track on life in the financial capital of the world. This is her story. She's her to tell us what went wrong ? and why the girls are the only ones who can put it right.The trade mark 'City Girl' is used under licence from NI Free Newspapers Limited.
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Women capitalists and financiers--Great Britain--Biography Capitalists and financiers--Great Britain--Biography Banks and banking--England--London Financial crises