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Frances Coppola

United Kingdom
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Professional writer, speaker and singer. Author of The Case for People's QE (Polity). Slowly writing The Absolute Essentials of Banking (Routledge). Autistic.
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Back-door ERM is a really bad idea

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By Frances Coppola
| Financial Times Verified
Frances Coppola is an independent financial commentator At times of economic stress, failed ideas from the past have a habit of...
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Holocaust

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By Frances Coppola
| Substack
Israel dropped bombs on the west of Rafah. On a tent city, where people who had nowhere else to go clung desperately to life. The bombs blew children to pieces. A baby was beheaded, and its limbs partially severed. Some children, and adults too, died when their internal organs exploded in the blast wave. Others were horribly injured by shrapnel. There is little healthcare in Gaza now, so they received only basic first aid. Many died of their wounds. The bombs started a fire in the camp.
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Southern Water's ghost from the past

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By Frances Coppola
| Substack
If you thought Thames Water was complicated, just wait till you see Southern Water. It has a corporate structure of mind-boggling complexity. But looking past the complexity, there’s something hauntingly familiar - a ghost from the past. The financial product that nearly blew up the world in 2008 is back, in a new form. And it is threatening to blow up one of the UK’s essential public utilities.
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