Help me recall the name of this column

There used to be a weekly/monthly column on a website that ran during the 2010s till about 2018 ish.

It was about written from the perspective of this depressed trader in London. He was always ranting about Mifid II and how much it cut into his profits. Very British educated, self depreciation kinda tone and dark humour.

I know this isn't much to go on, but would love any leads on what the column was called. I can't recall more details. 

Thanks!

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