Financial Times Business Book of the Year Award

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The Daily Compliance News for Wednesday, October 7th, 2026, the FT Business Book of the Year edition.

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And our story today, our lead story today comes from the Financial Times, which has announced its FT Standard Chartered Business Book of the Year.

We're just gonna run through the titles, but check us out on Sunday for the Sunday Book Review.

We'll take a deep dive into it.

This is, this is a true story.

Um, I think it was it Steven Witt wrote a great book about Nvidia and Jensen Huang, FT Book of the Year last year.

Really well-written, fascinating book.

He had a real job, is one thing, and he's said things in the past such as, you know, there's, um, the potential wealth tax, there's the referendum on that end or the vote on that, I think in November, right, in California, and I think that would cost him billions of dollars if there's a wealth tax.

Yeah, in the main, I think.

The more we get to modern day, the more he departs from that but but but you know he is a great storyteller that knows an awful and he draws his thread across human history um technology of money and he uses it to explain humanity right and then he explains why he thinks it's the most important uh thing of all we should have what were some of your highlight stories well we should have said um While we're talking about what's good about this, this was a Financial Times Book of the Year.

It's 2025, right? It's Financial Times Book of the Year.

It was an Economist Book of the Year.

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