How to watch Industry online: stream season 2 of the financial drama from anywhere today

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The young bankers of prestigious investment firm Pierpoint & Co. are back for another dose of hard partying and workplace treachery, as season 2 of Industry hits screens. The razor-sharp London-set dramedy premiered at the height of lockdown, and this new eight-episode run of the show sees the group of upstart analysts trying to make the transition from graduates to fully-fledged traders in a financial world upended by the pandemic. Follow our guide to find out how to watch Industry season 2 online today where you are.

Watch Industry season 2 online

Premiered: Monday, August 1

New episodes: every Monday

Stream: HBO Max (US) | Crave (CA) | Binge 14-day trial (Au)

Watch FREE in UK: BBC iPlayer (release TBC)

As before, the show is written by former finance employees and first-time screenwriters Mickey Down and Konrad Kay, with familiar characters like rich kid Yasmin (Marisa Abela), working-class party animal Robert (Harry Lawtey) and Oxbridge educated Gus (David Jonsson) all also set to return. 

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New additions to the cast meanwhile include Jay Duplass (The Chair) and, Adam Levy (The Witcher).

The synopsis for season 2 hints at even more heightened tensions within the group, with the company's new U.S. management making greater demands of staff to drive new business, with dramatic consequences.

Get ready for a boat load of high-stakes financial tension as we explain how to watch Industry season 2 online now.

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