Tuesday, Jan 16, 2007

Excess in the City: Bonus Bonanza

ITV1: Excess in the City: Bonus Bonanza

ITV1 tonight 9pm.
As the City of London prepares to pay an incredible 19 billion pounds in annual bonuses to City staff,
this programme reveals the lavish lifestyles of some of the traders and bankers who are part of the pay bonanza,
showing how they've earned the money and how they're spending it.
The programmes also explores how the payment of such bonuses affects the rest of us,
through spiralling house prices and inflation, and details the new industries set up to cater for the new breed of super rich.

Posted by doomwatch @ 09:11 AM (225 views) Add Comment

5 Comments

1. tyrellcorporation said...

This program will cheer me up.... NOT!

Tuesday, January 16, 2007 09:17AM Report Comment
 

2. magnifico said...

does that mean that pension endowment funds are over-performing ?... Surely these are managed very successfully by these financial wizards.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007 11:18AM Report Comment
 

3. Boarder said...

Banks make money by creating money. High banking profits are what you'd expect to happen before a massive rise in inflation.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007 11:48AM Report Comment
 

4. headmelter said...

Some idiot posted a comment on the telegraph on Saturday alleging that the increase in funding for the NHS was to blame for HPI. I wonder what his opinion would be on this article

Tuesday, January 16, 2007 12:23PM Report Comment
 

5. Denzil said...

headmelter said:
>>Some idiot posted a comment on the telegraph on Saturday alleging that the increase in funding for the NHS was to blame for HPI.

Was his name Gordon Brown by chance?

Tuesday, January 16, 2007 12:33PM Report Comment
 

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