In Moneychangers Hailey gives us fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpses of the word of banking and high finance: the lure of gold, the temptations of credit, the boardroom manoeuvres and bedroom alliances that explain how even the most prestigious institutions, apparently sound, can suddenly crash in ruins. 

          In the startilng picture it paints of the greed, corruption, incompetence and violence which often lie at the heart of the major banks, “The Moneychangers” will move, anger, inform and excite. 

          But, above all, this great bestseller, told with all Arthur Hailey’s supreme mastery, is totally absorbing and as relevant today as it was when it was first published.