Join us for our Q&A session with Robin Wigglesworth, Author and FT Alphaville Editor, Financial Times

Join us for the launch of Robin Wigglesworth's new book, A Fabulous Debt: The Epic Story of How Bonds Built the Modern World. From medieval Venice to the trillion-dollar portfolios of BlackRock, Robin's sweeping history reveals how bonds quietly built the world we live in, funding everything from the Crusades to today's AI data centers. This is a rare chance to hear directly from the author, digging into the colourful characters, financiers, and fraudsters who shaped the modern financial system. A copy of A Fabulous Debt is included with your ticket.

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Robin Wigglesworth, Author and FT Alphaville Editor, Financial Times

Based in Oslo, Robin is FT Alphaville Editor at the Financial Times. He started at the title in 2006 and has held several roles including Global Finance Correspondent, US Markets Editor, Deputy Head of fastFT and Capital Markets Correspondent, working in London and New York.

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