Geraint Anderson is the former banker who lifted the lid on life in the Square Mile with his bestselling memoir Cityboy. His latest book, How to Con Friends and Manipulate People, is a wickedly funny 'success manual' written in the voice of a psychopath and inspired by the ruthlessly competitive world he encountered on the trading floor. Order now.
As England gear up for another World Cup, Cityboy Geraint Anderson argues that the national side doesn’t need more flair, tactics or togetherness – it needs a colder, nastier, more psychopathic will to win
Have you ever fancied swapping the City streets for the red carpet? Geraint Anderson has made the full transition from Cityboy to Creative – here, he shares his tips on how to make a movie
Cityboy - aka Geraint Anderson - dishes out more useful advice, this month tackling derivatives and why journalists can be "useful idiots"
This month our agony uncle Geraint Anderson – aka Cityboy – talks City wide boys, shares, and dear old uncle Monty…
For the fourth instalment of his agony uncle column, Geraint Anderson – aka Cityboy – dishes out advice to our readers. The conclusion? BEHAVE!
In the third instalment of his no-holds-barred agony uncle column, Geraint Anderson – aka Professor Cityboy – answers yet more questions from our inquisitive readers…
Geraint Anderson - aka Cityboy, answers your burning questions about banking in the City in the second installment of our monthly column
In the first if his new column, Cityboy – aka Geraint Anderson – answers everything you wanted to know about banking but were too afraid to ask…
Geraint Anderson, aka Cityboy, rounds up the Square Mile’s spectrum of personalities from the past 10 years. It ain’t too pretty...