Respectable Banking: The Search for Stability in London''s Money and Credit Markets since 1695

About Anthony C. HotsonAnthony Hotson

Anthony Hotson is an associate member of the History Faculty University of Oxford and a research associate of the Centre for Financial History Cambridge. He worked at the Bank of England during the 1980s including a secondment as assistant commissioner at the newly formed Building Societies Commission. He was employed by McKinsey and Company before joining S. G. Warburg where he worked as a corporate financier and director during the 1990s. Thereafter he has served as a non-executive director on a number of company boards in the insurance fund management and banking sectors as well as pursuing his academic interests. More recently Dr Hotson has been a research fellow at the Winton Institute for Monetary History Oxford. He teaches macroeconomics and financial history and has recently co-edited a book on the economic policies of the Thatcher government and another on British financial crises since the nineteenth century. He is a non-executive director of Cenkos Securities plc and chairs a charity the Wadenhoe Trust.