From households to governments to big businesses – global debt has increased by 50 per cent since the crash ten years ago. Are we inviting another financial crisis?

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Garrick Hileman
Head of Research, Blockchain.com

Osmond Plummer
London Institute of Banking & Finance

David Belle
UK Growth Director, Trading View

Beverley Budsworth
Managing Director, The Debt Advisor
LOCATOR: MANCHESTER, UK

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This week marks a decade since the collapse of the US investment bank Lehman Brothers triggered the worst global financial crisis since the Great Depression.
What became known as the Global Financial Crisis saw banks collapse and even whole countries teeter on the brink of insolvency.
While much of the world fell into prolonged recession, Australia’s economy narrowly avoided that fate – but 10 years on, many individual Australians are still paying the price.
Now, there are new warnings from financial insiders that the global economy could be even more vulnerable to a repeat meltdown.

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