<b>Ravi Subramanian's </b><i>If God Was a Banker </i>follows two graduates of management studies as they navigate the competitive world of New York's banking industry. <p/> Sandeep is ambitious and self-serving living life on his own terms. Swamy is the opposite--he is principled and guided by his morality. As they progress in their careers Swamy's integrity seems to hold him back. <p/> The two men receive advice from a friend--a reliable experienced and genuine mentor they turn to for counsel. Yet in spite of his guidance Sandeep succumbs to greed and an unrelenting desire to be on top. Their relationship portrays the corrupting influence of corporate culture where moral compromise often leads to professional advancement. <p/> First published in 2007 <b> </b><i>If God Was a Banker</i> was awarded the Indiaplaza Golden Quill Book Award and went on to become a national bestseller.