The Ethics Problem in Financial Services (Dr. Moira Somers & Philippa Hann) | #425

This is a good person doing bad things. People who have lots of money are Amazing prey for people who want to get down. And I mean I met some psychopaths. Welcome to episode 425 of the Rafter Reminder Podcast. Today we're joined by Philip Ahhan and Dr. Moira Summers, who are co-authors of a new book, The Fault Lines of Finance Understanding and Preventing Financial Misconduct.

Philip Ahan is a lawyer who spent two decades Ben suing financial advisors, including over a thousand claims on behalf of British steelworkers. We lost their pensions, and Doctor Moira Summers Longtime friend of ours is a clinical neuropsychologist who coaches financial professionals. On the human side of money. And I'm sure many listeners will remember her from episodes forty five and

Ninety two when she joined us with Dave Catch. Yeah, long time. A friend of the firm and now a three time guest. Not too many of those out there. We talk in the episode about

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