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Geraint Anderson (born 1972 in Notting Hill, London), is a former City of London utilities sector analyst, and newspaper columnist, best known for his City Boy column in thelondonpaper.

Anderson was raised at his parents' London home in Notting Hill. Taking a gap year in Asia, Anderson lived the hippy life. He then undertook a degree in history at Queens' College, University of Cambridge, and then an MA in revolutions at Sussex University, before heading back to Goa to plan a trading based lifestyle in trinkets.

However, his parents were not pleased, and so his older brother Hugh who worked as fund manager with Dutch investment bank ABN Amro arranged an interview in 1996. Anderson was resultantly employed as a utilities analyst, composing models of publicly listed companies. In 1997 he moved to Société Générale, and in 1999 to Commerzbank. In 2000, Anderson was judged the fourth highest-ranked analyst.

Anderson started writing his City Boy column anonymously in 2006 for thelondonpaper. In 2008, Anderson revealed that he was the columnist of City Boy. That year, he published his first book: Cityboy: Beer And Loathing In The Square Mile.

A second book Cityboy: 50 Ways to Survive the Crunch was published in November 2008.