Anthony Hotson reassesses the development of London's money and credit markets since the great currency crisis of 1695.
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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.
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