“Banking malpractice, excessive risk taking and bonuses paid for out of taxpayer bailouts. It’s little wonder that people’s patience with their banks has run out. But if not the global financial giants, where you entrust your hard-earned cash? RT’s Laura Smith meets one British man, who thinks, he’s got the answer.”
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