It's a year to the day since Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, sparking a market meltdown that sent shock waves the world over. After no buyer could be found for the 158-year-old New York investment bank, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted a staggering 504 points and a global financial crash and credit crunch ensued. The effects reverberated around the world and Bermuda has not proved immune. Business Editor Jonathan Kent examines how the crisis has impacted the Island's economy over the past 12 months.