Features

  • Square Mile 65

    Square Mile 65

    Take a look at the latest issue of Square Mile with our online edition... we examine the psychology of the bonus, speak to Alex Masterley, and so much more.

  • Hedge Magazine - The Mayfair Issue

    Hedge Magazine - The Mayfair Issue

    Here at squaremile.com we don't just produce a brilliant website and a phenomenal magazine for bankers, oh no, we have more strings to our bow than that... we also produce a stunning magazine for hedge fund managers.

  • Arrival Of The Fittest

    Arrival Of The Fittest

    Succeeding in the Square Mile is all about performance and track record. So, it’s no surprise that some of our own golden boys will be leading from the front for Team Great Britain in the London 2012 Olympics, writes Lee Mannion.

  • Artwork: Duffy

    Artwork: Duffy

    Long before a leggy Welsh blonde started banging on about Warwick Avenue, the name Duffy was attributed to a very different character...

  • Hollywood: Making Cash From The Crash

    Hollywood: Making Cash From The Crash

    From golden opportunity to the silver screen, the banking crisis is too good for Hollywood to miss. Makes a change, says Matt Huckle.

  • Crash of the Titans

    Crash of the Titans

    In the forthcoming movie Margin Call, first-time director JC Chandor managed to secure some of Hollywood’s biggest guns to portray the financial crisis in all its, er, glory. World-renowned critic Jeremy Kay finds out how…

  • Artwork: Gérard Rancinan

    Artwork: Gérard Rancinan

    Gérard Rancinan learnt his trade photographing natural catastrophes, civil and ethnic wars, and urban riots. But it’s his epic photographic artworks that have earned him his considerable reputation – exhibiting everywhere from Mayfair’s Opera Gallery to the Louvre.

  • Banking Reform: Where Vickers Failed

    Banking Reform: Where Vickers Failed

    Euroweek’s David Rothnie asks if the ICB’s recommendations for banking reform go far enough – and whether the answer isn’t already staring us in the face. One American professor certainly thinks it is…

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