I've been wondering what effect this crisis will have on this/the next generation of bankers/traders/businespeople. Are we going to be wiser and more humble, or just more risk-averse and paranoid?
Do you feel as if we've been had by a system we only thought we understood?
Will we ever recover our swagger, and do we deserve to?
Are we going to be better off or worse off for having experienced the crisis?
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Every generation goes through a crisis, and probably more than one. Only time can tell if we'll weather it differently.
only time will tell.
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