It was 20 years ago today...

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Aug 2007

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Risk held its anniversary celebrations in the regal settings of the Royal Courts of Justice last month. The top tier of the financial industry both past and present filled the huge banqueting hall. It being a celebration of the past 20 years, the evening had an eighties theme, with breakdancing, rollerskating waitresses and a tribute act performing everything from Duran Duran to Spandau Ballet, while the editor's homages to the Risk 20 awards winners were subjected to the humbling foil of

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