Walter Herriot - "I was in an interesting place and I did interesting things."

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Walter Herriot talks about his time at Barclays Bank in Cambridge in the 1970s and 1980s when he oversaw the growth of many of the hi-tech businesses that became household names.

Date : 2016

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