Bankers and Bastards

by Paul McLean and James Renton

Hudson Publishing, 1992 [First Edition], black and white photographs, paperback

Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, uncreased spine, (see photographs)

“…is all about the way banks and bankers have moved from being the respected pillars of the community, providing a trusted service and reliable advice, into being profit-oriented purveyors of dubious ‘products’.  It’s also about how we suffer the consequences, and the government mainly looks on and watches.
The authors became involved because people came to them for help: Renton as a lawyer, McLean as a politician.”