Financial Times - Facts belie the diagnosis on credit derivatives Apr 26 2009 Terry Smith argues that the report on Current Issues Affecting the OTC Derivatives Market and its Importance to London makes for alarming reading, if one believes that politicians and regulators should approach the financial crisis as the medical profession would approach a sick patient: by diagnosing the illness and then prescribing treatment.
The Telegraph - Too much stimulus could spell disaster for Dr Darling’s ailing patient Apr 20 2009 Terry Smith gives his views on the macro-economic environment in the UK ahead of Alistair Darling’s second budget.
The Guardian - G20: urban myths and meddling Mar 30 2009 Terry Smith states that there are some unpalatable facts which it is vital for the G20 leaders to understand if they are to tackle the financial crisis effectively.
The Telegraph - 2008: A year to forget, but one we won't be allowed to for a long, long time Dec 13 2008 Terry Smith gives his assessment on how the events of the Crunch, with a single weekend seeing Lehman Brothers and WAMU go bust, and Merrill Lynch forced to seek sanctuary with Bank of America, were of a scale never seen before.
The Telegraph - Strong medicine needed to cure ills of cheap money Sep 20 2008 Terry Smith comments on the unravelling of the financial crisis and the questions many want to ask: What is happening and why? Who is to blame? What can and should be done about it?