What we can learn about today’s world of Finance from a 19th Century book

Sovereign Confidential

Monthly Letter

In this month's letter to Sovereign Man: Confidential members Simon recalls one of the most pertinent books that he re-read again recently -- Lombard Street: a description of the money market by Walter Bagehot.

Even though it's almost 150 years old, it bears striking resemblance to the world today. There are so many similarities between the decline of the United Kingdom as the world's greatest power to the decline of the United States today. And many important lessons that we can learn from it.

Read Simon's letter here.

In this month’s letter to Sovereign Man: Confidential members Simon recalls one of the most pertinent books that he re-read again recently — Lombard Street: a description of the money market by Walter Bagehot. Even though it’s almost 150 years old, it bears striking resemblance to the world today. There are so many similarities between…

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