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The anonymous account of life in the Square Mile and Sunday Times bestseller now available in paperback When City Girl Barbara Stcherbatcheff first stepped into the Square Mile she had no idea of the fight for survival she would face over the next five years. But despite lap dancing clubs and million dollar losses; divorce in the City and the worst recession since the 1930s, City Girl was still standing. She'd taken on the boys at their own game - and won. Fresh from writing thelondonpaper's City Girl column, Suzana S. gives us the inside track on life in the financial capital of the world. This is her story. Confessions of a City Girl tells us what really went wrong - and explains why girls are the only ones who can put it right. The trade mark 'City Girl' is used under licence from NI Free Newspapers Limited.

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She lays bare the naked greed, sexism and macho posturing behind the gilded doors of the investment banks. Daily Mirror She trades, She wins. She loses But mostly, she wins, and hints, fascinatingly, that if all bankers were female, we might be in less of a mess. Evening Standard Frighteningly ambitious . an absorbing read. The Sun Harassed and verbally attacked on a regular basis working in the City, Suzana S. has exposed the truth about life in the Square Mile. Grazia

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City Girl, Barbara Stcherbatcheff landed her first job in the City of London in 2004, rose fast through the banking ranks and was frequently the only girl on her team. She has traded bonds and derivatives in some of the most competitive and testosterone-filled offices on earth. She loves it, hates it and remembers every last detail. In 2008 she started writing the weekly 'City Girl' column in thelondonpaper - the same slot as the hugely popular City Boy column that led to Geraint Anderson's best-selling book of the same name. www.barbarastcherbatcheff.com,

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