Get ready for 'Bank Crisis Part II'

The European sovereign debt crisis is a disaster waiting to happen. A default is inevitable. And when that happens, Europe's banking sector will see a catastrophic fall. Bengt Saelensminde explains the best way to play it.

The most important events in the markets are often underestimated and overlooked. Like the furring of an artery, sinister events occur slowly and out of sight until disaster strikes.

And yet as investors, we're paid to understand what's going on in the arteries of the market. And we certainly don't want to ignore the important events just because they unfold at such a painfully slow pace

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Bengt graduated from Reading University in 1994 and followed up with a master's degree in business economics.

 

He started stock market investing at the age of 13, and this eventually led to a job in the City of London in 1995. He started on a bond desk at Cantor Fitzgerald and ended up running a desk at stockbroker's Cazenove.

 

Bengt left the City in 2000 to start up his own import and beauty products business which he still runs today.