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Reckless Endangerment
by Gretchen Morgenson • 2011
Good intentions met Wall Street greed and captured regulators. The crisis was built to order.
3.96
2k+
🏦 Financial Crises⚖️ Regulatory Failure🏚️ Subprime Lending💰 Wall Street Excess🔍 Investigative Journalism
Reckless Endangerment Summary
Reckless Endangerment 96%
Good intentions met Wall Street greed and captured regulators. The crisis was built to order.
by Gretchen Morgenson 2011
3.96
2k+ ratings
🏦 Financial Crises⚖️ Regulatory Failure🏚️ Subprime Lending💰 Wall Street Excess🔍 Investigative Journalism
The End of Wall Street
by Roger Lowenstein • 2010
Wall Street's smartest minds bet the global economy on home loans that were designed to fail.
3.91
2k+
🏦 Financial Crises🏢 Wall Street🏠 Housing Bubble🔗 Systemic Risk🧿 Moral Hazard
The End of Wall Street Summary
The End of Wall Street 96%
Wall Street's smartest minds bet the global economy on home loans that were designed to fail.
by Roger Lowenstein 2010
3.91
2k+ ratings
🏦 Financial Crises🏢 Wall Street🏠 Housing Bubble🔗 Systemic Risk🧿 Moral Hazard
After the Music Stopped
by Alan S. Blinder • 2013
Two bubbles, forty-to-one leverage, and a rescue that saved the system but lost the public.
4.12
2k+
📉 Financial Crises📚 Economic History🏠 Housing Bubbles⚖️ Leverage And Risk🦊 Regulatory Capture
After the Music Stopped Summary
After the Music Stopped 96%
Two bubbles, forty-to-one leverage, and a rescue that saved the system but lost the public.
by Alan S. Blinder 2013
4.12
2k+ ratings
📉 Financial Crises📚 Economic History🏠 Housing Bubbles⚖️ Leverage And Risk🦊 Regulatory Capture
The Sellout
by Charles Gasparino • 2009
Two outsiders invented a bond that made Wall Street billions, then destroyed the entire system.
3.92
302
🧨 Financial Crises🗽 Wall Street History🏠 Mortgage Bonds⚙️ Financial Engineering📈 Leverage
The Sellout Summary
The Sellout 96%
Two outsiders invented a bond that made Wall Street billions, then destroyed the entire system.
by Charles Gasparino 2009
3.92
302 ratings
🧨 Financial Crises🗽 Wall Street History🏠 Mortgage Bonds⚙️ Financial Engineering📈 Leverage
Bull by the Horns
by Sheila Bair • 2012
She buried the banks Washington wanted saved. The FDIC chair's account of the 2008 bailout wars.
3.91
494
🏦 Financial Regulation🎭 Regulatory Capture🏛️ Too Big To Fail⚠️ Moral Hazard🛡️ Predatory Lending
Bull by the Horns Summary
Bull by the Horns 96%
She buried the banks Washington wanted saved. The FDIC chair's account of the 2008 bailout wars.
by Sheila Bair 2012
3.91
494 ratings
🏦 Financial Regulation🎭 Regulatory Capture🏛️ Too Big To Fail⚠️ Moral Hazard🛡️ Predatory Lending
Swimming With Sharks
by Joris Luyendijk • 2015
Inside London's financial tribe: how it nearly collapsed the world economy, and why it still could.
3.84
7k+
🏦 Investment Banking💥 Financial Crisis⚠️ Systemic Risk🎯 Perverse Incentives🔍 Workplace Ethnography
Swimming With Sharks Summary
Swimming With Sharks 96%
Inside London's financial tribe: how it nearly collapsed the world economy, and why it still could.
by Joris Luyendijk 2015
3.84
7k+ ratings
🏦 Investment Banking💥 Financial Crisis⚠️ Systemic Risk🎯 Perverse Incentives🔍 Workplace Ethnography
Firefighting
by Ben S. Bernanke • 2019
Bernanke's 2008 account: the system nearly collapsed, and the tools that stopped it no longer exist.
3.83
978
🏦 Financial Crises🏛️ Central Banking⛓️ Systemic Risk🐘 Too Big To Fail📉 The Great Recession
Firefighting Summary
Firefighting 96%
Bernanke's 2008 account: the system nearly collapsed, and the tools that stopped it no longer exist.
by Ben S. Bernanke 2019
3.83
978 ratings
🏦 Financial Crises🏛️ Central Banking⛓️ Systemic Risk🐘 Too Big To Fail📉 The Great Recession
Bailout Nation
by Barry Ritholtz • 2009
Wall Street keeps the upside. Taxpayers eat the losses. How America rewrote the rules of capitalism.
3.87
572
🏦 Financial Crises💵 Monetary Policy🏠 Housing Bubbles💰 Corporate Bailouts⚠️ Moral Hazard
Bailout Nation Summary
Bailout Nation 96%
Wall Street keeps the upside. Taxpayers eat the losses. How America rewrote the rules of capitalism.
by Barry Ritholtz 2009
3.87
572 ratings
🏦 Financial Crises💵 Monetary Policy🏠 Housing Bubbles💰 Corporate Bailouts⚠️ Moral Hazard
House of Cards
by William D. Cohan • 2009
A Wall Street titan on Wednesday, a two-dollar stock on Sunday: the unraveling of Bear Stearns.
3.94
7k+
📆 2008 Financial Crisis🥂 Wall Street Culture🏦 Investment Banks💥 Corporate Collapse💧 Leverage And Liquidity
House of Cards Summary
House of Cards 96%
A Wall Street titan on Wednesday, a two-dollar stock on Sunday: the unraveling of Bear Stearns.
by William D. Cohan 2009
3.94
7k+ ratings
📆 2008 Financial Crisis🥂 Wall Street Culture🏦 Investment Banks💥 Corporate Collapse💧 Leverage And Liquidity
Exile on Wall Street
by Mike Mayo • 2011
Wall Street learned nothing from 2008. One analyst who saw it coming explains why.
3.69
260
🏦 Banking Industry📖 Wall Street Memoirs📉 Financial Crises🏛️ Corporate Governance🧮 Creative Accounting
Exile on Wall Street Summary
Exile on Wall Street 96%
Wall Street learned nothing from 2008. One analyst who saw it coming explains why.
by Mike Mayo 2011
3.69
260 ratings
🏦 Banking Industry📖 Wall Street Memoirs📉 Financial Crises🏛️ Corporate Governance🧮 Creative Accounting
The Bankers' New Clothes
by Anat Admati • 2013
The simple fix for the next financial crisis: make banks use 20% equity, not 2%.
3.83
776
🏦 Banking Regulation🐍 Regulatory Capture🏛️ Too Big To Fail⚠️ Moral Hazard📉 Leverage
The Bankers' New Clothes Summary
The Bankers' New Clothes 96%
The simple fix for the next financial crisis: make banks use 20% equity, not 2%.
by Anat Admati 2013
3.83
776 ratings
🏦 Banking Regulation🐍 Regulatory Capture🏛️ Too Big To Fail⚠️ Moral Hazard📉 Leverage
It Takes a Pillage
by Nomi Prins • 2009
Bankers designed the crisis. Government paid the tab. The $13 trillion bill landed on your desk.
3.96
195
🏦 Investment Banking💰 Government Bailouts🏢 Too Big To Fail🚪 Revolving Door📊 Financial Derivatives
It Takes a Pillage Summary
It Takes a Pillage 95%
Bankers designed the crisis. Government paid the tab. The $13 trillion bill landed on your desk.
by Nomi Prins 2009
3.96
195 ratings
🏦 Investment Banking💰 Government Bailouts🏢 Too Big To Fail🚪 Revolving Door📊 Financial Derivatives
Money and Power
by William D. Cohan • 2011
Goldman Sachs's rise from a near-fatal 1970 crisis to the most powerful bank in the world.
3.85
2k+
🏦 Investment Banking🏛️ Wall Street History📜 Corporate Biography📉 Financial Crises🤝 Banking Culture
Money and Power Summary
Money and Power 95%
Goldman Sachs's rise from a near-fatal 1970 crisis to the most powerful bank in the world.
by William D. Cohan 2011
3.85
2k+ ratings
🏦 Investment Banking🏛️ Wall Street History📜 Corporate Biography📉 Financial Crises🤝 Banking Culture
The Big Short
by Michael Lewis • 2010
Wall Street bet housing never falls. A few misfits read the fine print and won billions.
4.30
172k+
🏦 Financial Crises🏠 Housing Bubble💰 Wall Street📰 Narrative Journalism📉 Short Selling
The Big Short Summary
The Big Short 95%
Wall Street bet housing never falls. A few misfits read the fine print and won billions.
by Michael Lewis 2010
4.30
172k+ ratings
🏦 Financial Crises🏠 Housing Bubble💰 Wall Street📰 Narrative Journalism📉 Short Selling
Stress Test
by Timothy F. Geithner • 2014
An insider on why rescuing the economy costs the country politically, and why it's still necessary.
4.08
5k+
📉 Financial Crises🚒 Crisis Management💰 Government Bailouts⚖️ Moral Hazard🏦 Too Big To Fail
Stress Test Summary
Stress Test 95%
An insider on why rescuing the economy costs the country politically, and why it's still necessary.
by Timothy F. Geithner 2014
4.08
5k+ ratings
📉 Financial Crises🚒 Crisis Management💰 Government Bailouts⚖️ Moral Hazard🏦 Too Big To Fail
A Colossal Failure of Common Sense
by Lawrence G. McDonald • 2009
Lehman borrowed forty to one, bet on housing, and fired everyone who saw the crash coming.
3.91
3k+
🏦 Wall Street💼 Investment Banking📉 2008 Financial Crisis💥 Corporate Collapse⚠️ Toxic Leadership
A Colossal Failure of Common Sense Summary
A Colossal Failure of Common Sense 95%
Lehman borrowed forty to one, bet on housing, and fired everyone who saw the crash coming.
by Lawrence G. McDonald 2009
3.91
3k+ ratings
🏦 Wall Street💼 Investment Banking📉 2008 Financial Crisis💥 Corporate Collapse⚠️ Toxic Leadership
Goldman Sachs
by Lisa Endlich • 1999
One rule built Wall Street's last private giant: every partner was personally liable for every loss.
3.50
646
🏦 Investment Banking📜 Wall Street History🏢 Corporate History🧩 Organizational Culture⚠️ Risk Management
Goldman Sachs Summary
Goldman Sachs 95%
One rule built Wall Street's last private giant: every partner was personally liable for every loss.
by Lisa Endlich 1999
3.50
646 ratings
🏦 Investment Banking📜 Wall Street History🏢 Corporate History🧩 Organizational Culture⚠️ Risk Management
What Happened to Goldman Sachs
by Steven G. Mandis • 2013
Goldman's handshake culture eroded when it went public, scaled, and let legalism replace ethics.
3.60
208
🏦 Wall Street📈 Investment Banking🏢 Corporate Culture⚖️ Business Ethics🔬 Organizational Sociology
What Happened to Goldman Sachs Summary
What Happened to Goldman Sachs 95%
Goldman's handshake culture eroded when it went public, scaled, and let legalism replace ethics.
by Steven G. Mandis 2013
3.60
208 ratings
🏦 Wall Street📈 Investment Banking🏢 Corporate Culture⚖️ Business Ethics🔬 Organizational Sociology
Too Big to Fail
by Gary H. Stern • 2004
Policymakers always blink when big banks teeter. The fix borrows from how Volcker broke inflation.
3.60
25
🏦 Banking Regulation📉 Financial Crises⚠️ Moral Hazard🔗 Systemic Risk💰 Bank Bailouts
Too Big to Fail Summary
Too Big to Fail 95%
Policymakers always blink when big banks teeter. The fix borrows from how Volcker broke inflation.
by Gary H. Stern 2004
3.60
25 ratings
🏦 Banking Regulation📉 Financial Crises⚠️ Moral Hazard🔗 Systemic Risk💰 Bank Bailouts
A Demon of Our Own Design
by Richard Bookstaber • 2007
Why safer economies create more volatile markets: a hidden design flaw that turns progress to peril.
3.92
1k+
🏦 Financial Markets⚠️ Systemic Risk🔧 Financial Engineering🕸️ Complex Systems📉 Financial Crises
A Demon of Our Own Design Summary
A Demon of Our Own Design 95%
Why safer economies create more volatile markets: a hidden design flaw that turns progress to peril.
by Richard Bookstaber 2007
3.92
1k+ ratings
🏦 Financial Markets⚠️ Systemic Risk🔧 Financial Engineering🕸️ Complex Systems📉 Financial Crises
The Spider Network
by David Enrich • 2017
A math savant rigged Libor. His bank confessed; he alone went to prison.
4.07
7k+
🏦 Banking Scandals👔 White Collar Crime📉 Market Manipulation⚠️ Regulatory Failure🎯 Scapegoating
The Spider Network Summary
The Spider Network 95%
A math savant rigged Libor. His bank confessed; he alone went to prison.
by David Enrich 2017
4.07
7k+ ratings
🏦 Banking Scandals👔 White Collar Crime📉 Market Manipulation⚠️ Regulatory Failure🎯 Scapegoating
The New Lombard Street
by Perry G. Mehrling • 2010
The Fed's 1873 playbook broke in 2008. The new role: dealer of last resort.
4.26
274
🏦 Central Banking📜 Monetary History🔧 Financial Plumbing🔄 Credit Cycles🕶️ Shadow Banking
The New Lombard Street Summary
The New Lombard Street 95%
The Fed's 1873 playbook broke in 2008. The new role: dealer of last resort.
by Perry G. Mehrling 2010
4.26
274 ratings
🏦 Central Banking📜 Monetary History🔧 Financial Plumbing🔄 Credit Cycles🕶️ Shadow Banking
The House of Dimon
by Patricia Crisafulli • 2009
How JPMorgan survived the crash while rivals died: the Jamie Dimon rulebook.
3.70
152
🏦 Post-Crisis Banking⚠️ Risk Management🏢 Corporate Culture🛡️ Crisis Leadership🎯 Executive Accountability
The House of Dimon Summary
The House of Dimon 95%
How JPMorgan survived the crash while rivals died: the Jamie Dimon rulebook.
by Patricia Crisafulli 2009
3.70
152 ratings
🏦 Post-Crisis Banking⚠️ Risk Management🏢 Corporate Culture🛡️ Crisis Leadership🎯 Executive Accountability
The Partnership
by Charles D. Ellis • 2008
The partnership culture that made Goldman Sachs unstoppable, and why success forced it to go public.
3.82
1k+
🇺🇸 American Business History🏛️ Wall Street History🏢 Corporate Biography💼 Investment Banking📉 Financial Crises
The Partnership Summary
The Partnership 95%
The partnership culture that made Goldman Sachs unstoppable, and why success forced it to go public.
by Charles D. Ellis 2008
3.82
1k+ ratings
🇺🇸 American Business History🏛️ Wall Street History🏢 Corporate Biography💼 Investment Banking📉 Financial Crises
Last Man Standing
by Duff McDonald • 2009
Most banks chased risk. Jamie Dimon prepared for collapse. In 2008, only one was ready.
4.23
1k+
💼 Investment Banking🔄 Corporate Turnarounds⚠️ Risk Management🏦 Banking Conservatism📋 Accountability Culture
Last Man Standing Summary
Last Man Standing 95%
Most banks chased risk. Jamie Dimon prepared for collapse. In 2008, only one was ready.
by Duff McDonald 2009
4.23
1k+ ratings
💼 Investment Banking🔄 Corporate Turnarounds⚠️ Risk Management🏦 Banking Conservatism📋 Accountability Culture
Confidence Game
by Christine S. Richard • 2010
Bill Ackman bet the biggest bond insurer was a fraud. The market laughed; then the system collapsed.
4.14
927
🐻 Short Selling🏚️ 2008 Financial Crisis🦈 Activist Investors🕵️ Corporate Fraud🏛️ Regulatory Capture
Confidence Game Summary
Confidence Game 95%
Bill Ackman bet the biggest bond insurer was a fraud. The market laughed; then the system collapsed.
by Christine S. Richard 2010
4.14
927 ratings
🐻 Short Selling🏚️ 2008 Financial Crisis🦈 Activist Investors🕵️ Corporate Fraud🏛️ Regulatory Capture
Other People's Money
by John Kay • 2015
Daily currency trading exceeds global trade a hundredfold. The rest is finance feeding on finance.
3.92
1k+
🏦 Financial Systems📈 Financialization⚠️ Systemic Risk🏛️ Regulatory Capture🎲 Moral Hazard
Other People's Money Summary
Other People's Money 95%
Daily currency trading exceeds global trade a hundredfold. The rest is finance feeding on finance.
by John Kay 2015
3.92
1k+ ratings
🏦 Financial Systems📈 Financialization⚠️ Systemic Risk🏛️ Regulatory Capture🎲 Moral Hazard
When Genius Failed
by Roger Lowenstein • 2000
Two Nobel laureates and a trillion dollars in bets. Then a Russian default upended the models.
4.20
32k+
🏦 Hedge Funds🔥 Financial Crises🛡️ Risk Management📊 Model Risk⛓️ Systemic Risk
When Genius Failed Summary
When Genius Failed 95%
Two Nobel laureates and a trillion dollars in bets. Then a Russian default upended the models.
by Roger Lowenstein 2000
4.20
32k+ ratings
🏦 Hedge Funds🔥 Financial Crises🛡️ Risk Management📊 Model Risk⛓️ Systemic Risk
All the Presidents' Bankers
by Nomi Prins • 2014
A century of backroom deals: how bankers, not presidents, drove America's rise to global power.
4.07
539
🏦 Banking History💰 Political Economy🏛️ Regulatory Capture📉 Financial Crises🗽 American Empire
All the Presidents' Bankers Summary
All the Presidents' Bankers 95%
A century of backroom deals: how bankers, not presidents, drove America's rise to global power.
by Nomi Prins 2014
4.07
539 ratings
🏦 Banking History💰 Political Economy🏛️ Regulatory Capture📉 Financial Crises🗽 American Empire
The Go-Go Years
by John Brooks • 1973
The 1960s market repeated 1929's excess and its crash. Two improbable men improvised a rescue.
3.82
305
🏛️ Financial History🏢 Wall Street Culture🫧 Market Bubbles📉 Market Panics📊 Creative Accounting
The Go-Go Years Summary
The Go-Go Years 94%
The 1960s market repeated 1929's excess and its crash. Two improbable men improvised a rescue.
by John Brooks 1973
3.82
305 ratings
🏛️ Financial History🏢 Wall Street Culture🫧 Market Bubbles📉 Market Panics📊 Creative Accounting
Rogue Trader
by Nick Leeson • 1996
A 233-year-old bank collapsed because one young trader was allowed to hide his own losses.
3.93
1k+
🔍 Financial Fraud🏦 Banking Failures📊 Derivatives Trading⚠️ Risk Management📝 Confession Memoirs
Rogue Trader Summary
Rogue Trader 94%
A 233-year-old bank collapsed because one young trader was allowed to hide his own losses.
by Nick Leeson 1996
3.93
1k+ ratings
🔍 Financial Fraud🏦 Banking Failures📊 Derivatives Trading⚠️ Risk Management📝 Confession Memoirs
Meltdown
by Thomas E. Woods Jr. • 2009
The 2008 crash was a government failure, not a market one, and the bailout guarantees another.
4.08
2k+
🏛️ Austrian Economics📉 Financial Crises🏦 Central Banking⚠️ Moral Hazard🏠 Housing Bubble
Meltdown Summary
Meltdown 94%
The 2008 crash was a government failure, not a market one, and the bailout guarantees another.
by Thomas E. Woods Jr. 2009
4.08
2k+ ratings
🏛️ Austrian Economics📉 Financial Crises🏦 Central Banking⚠️ Moral Hazard🏠 Housing Bubble
Griftopia
by Matt Taibbi • 2010
From the ballot box to the commodities pit, one unified hustle is picking every American pocket.
4.16
10k+
📰 Financial Journalism🫧 Bubble Economics🏛️ Systemic Corruption🎛️ Regulatory Capture💸 Predatory Finance
Griftopia Summary
Griftopia 94%
From the ballot box to the commodities pit, one unified hustle is picking every American pocket.
by Matt Taibbi 2010
4.16
10k+ ratings
📰 Financial Journalism🫧 Bubble Economics🏛️ Systemic Corruption🎛️ Regulatory Capture💸 Predatory Finance
The Accidental Investment Banker
by Jonathan A. Knee • 2006
Inside the decade investment banks abandoned client loyalty for fast deals and met the dot-com bust.
3.58
849
🏦 Investment Banking🗽 Wall Street History🕶️ Insider Memoir🤝 Deal Making⚠️ Conflicts Of Interest
The Accidental Investment Banker Summary
The Accidental Investment Banker 94%
Inside the decade investment banks abandoned client loyalty for fast deals and met the dot-com bust.
by Jonathan A. Knee 2006
3.58
849 ratings
🏦 Investment Banking🗽 Wall Street History🕶️ Insider Memoir🤝 Deal Making⚠️ Conflicts Of Interest
Business Adventures
by John Brooks • 1969
A $350 million flop, a market panic, and ten other disasters Wall Street keeps repeating.
3.81
25k+
🏢 Corporate Case Studies📈 Financial History🏦 Wall Street📉 Market Panics💥 Corporate Hubris
Business Adventures Summary
Business Adventures 94%
A $350 million flop, a market panic, and ten other disasters Wall Street keeps repeating.
by John Brooks 1969
3.81
25k+ ratings
🏢 Corporate Case Studies📈 Financial History🏦 Wall Street📉 Market Panics💥 Corporate Hubris
This Time Is Different
by Carmen M. Reinhart • 2009
Believing your boom is different is the oldest financial mistake. Eight centuries of data prove it.
3.76
7k+
💥 Financial Crises📜 Economic History🏛️ Financial History💸 Debt And Leverage🔄 Boom And Bust Cycles
This Time Is Different Summary
This Time Is Different 94%
Believing your boom is different is the oldest financial mistake. Eight centuries of data prove it.
by Carmen M. Reinhart 2009
3.76
7k+ ratings
💥 Financial Crises📜 Economic History🏛️ Financial History💸 Debt And Leverage🔄 Boom And Bust Cycles
The Federal Reserve and the Financial Crisis
by Ben S. Bernanke • 2013
What the Fed chair learned from the Great Depression that saved the global economy in 2008.
4.16
451
🏦 Central Banking💰 Monetary Policy📉 Financial Crises📜 Economic History🏠 Housing Bubbles
The Federal Reserve and the Financial Crisis Summary
The Federal Reserve and the Financial Crisis 94%
What the Fed chair learned from the Great Depression that saved the global economy in 2008.
by Ben S. Bernanke 2013
4.16
451 ratings
🏦 Central Banking💰 Monetary Policy📉 Financial Crises📜 Economic History🏠 Housing Bubbles
Hall of Mirrors
by Barry Eichengreen • 2014
History saved us from the Great Depression but steered us straight into the Great Recession.
4.01
296
📉 Financial Crises📜 Economic History💵 Monetary Policy🏦 Central Banking🔄 Historical Parallels
Hall of Mirrors Summary
Hall of Mirrors 94%
History saved us from the Great Depression but steered us straight into the Great Recession.
by Barry Eichengreen 2014
4.01
296 ratings
📉 Financial Crises📜 Economic History💵 Monetary Policy🏦 Central Banking🔄 Historical Parallels
Crisis Economics
by Nouriel Roubini • 2010
Financial crises are not rare. They are predictable, systemic, and already brewing again.
3.84
3k+
💥 Financial Crises🌐 Global Finance⚠️ Systemic Risk💸 Debt And Leverage🫧 Market Bubbles
Crisis Economics Summary
Crisis Economics 94%
Financial crises are not rare. They are predictable, systemic, and already brewing again.
by Nouriel Roubini 2010
3.84
3k+ ratings
💥 Financial Crises🌐 Global Finance⚠️ Systemic Risk💸 Debt And Leverage🫧 Market Bubbles
The House of Morgan
by Ron Chernow • 1990
Before the Federal Reserve, a single private bank rescued Wall Street and answered to no one.
3.96
13k+
🏛️ Banking History👑 Financial Dynasties📈 Wall Street History🎩 Gilded Age⚖️ Financial Regulation
The House of Morgan Summary
The House of Morgan 94%
Before the Federal Reserve, a single private bank rescued Wall Street and answered to no one.
by Ron Chernow 1990
3.96
13k+ ratings
🏛️ Banking History👑 Financial Dynasties📈 Wall Street History🎩 Gilded Age⚖️ Financial Regulation
How the Other Half Banks
by Mehrsa Baradaran • 2015
Banks get public support but exclude the poor. The public option that restores the social contract.
4.09
626
🏦 Banking History📜 Financial Regulation🇺🇸 Us Economic Policy🎣 Predatory Lending🚫 Financial Exclusion
How the Other Half Banks Summary
How the Other Half Banks 94%
Banks get public support but exclude the poor. The public option that restores the social contract.
by Mehrsa Baradaran 2015
4.09
626 ratings
🏦 Banking History📜 Financial Regulation🇺🇸 Us Economic Policy🎣 Predatory Lending🚫 Financial Exclusion
Aftermath
by Rickards James • 2019
Central banks buried 2008 in printed money. The real crash comes when the printing stops.
4.09
676
🏦 Financial Crises🏛️ Central Banking⚠️ Systemic Risk🧠 Behavioral Economics📉 Economic Inequality
Aftermath Summary
Aftermath 94%
Central banks buried 2008 in printed money. The real crash comes when the printing stops.
by Rickards James 2019
4.09
676 ratings
🏦 Financial Crises🏛️ Central Banking⚠️ Systemic Risk🧠 Behavioral Economics📉 Economic Inequality
The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One
by William K. Black • 1995
Bank CEOs were the biggest bank robbers, using deregulation to loot their own institutions.
4.06
185
🏦 Financial Fraud🏛️ Regulatory Capture📊 Accounting Fraud⚠️ Systemic Risk🎲 Moral Hazard
The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One Summary
The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One 94%
Bank CEOs were the biggest bank robbers, using deregulation to loot their own institutions.
by William K. Black 1995
4.06
185 ratings
🏦 Financial Fraud🏛️ Regulatory Capture📊 Accounting Fraud⚠️ Systemic Risk🎲 Moral Hazard
The Alchemists
by Neil Irwin • 2013
They create money from nothing. Three centuries of alchemy, culminating in the crash of 2008.
4.05
1k+
🏦 Central Banking💰 Monetary Policy📉 Financial Crises📜 Economic History🏚️ 2008 Financial Crisis
The Alchemists Summary
The Alchemists 94%
They create money from nothing. Three centuries of alchemy, culminating in the crash of 2008.
by Neil Irwin 2013
4.05
1k+ ratings
🏦 Central Banking💰 Monetary Policy📉 Financial Crises📜 Economic History🏚️ 2008 Financial Crisis
The Bond King
by Mary Childs • 2022
A card counter built a two-trillion-dollar bond empire. The instincts that built it destroyed him.
3.80
3k+
🏦 Bond Markets🏢 Asset Management🗽 Wall Street History📉 Financial Crises👑 Founder Hubris
The Bond King Summary
The Bond King 94%
A card counter built a two-trillion-dollar bond empire. The instincts that built it destroyed him.
by Mary Childs 2022
3.80
3k+ ratings
🏦 Bond Markets🏢 Asset Management🗽 Wall Street History📉 Financial Crises👑 Founder Hubris
Bull
by Maggie Mahar • 2003
The 1982-2000 boom was a psychological epidemic, not a market miracle. Every institution caught it.
4.06
788
🏛️ Financial History🔄 Market Cycles🧠 Market Psychology📊 Corporate Fraud🫧 Financial Bubbles
Bull Summary
Bull 94%
The 1982-2000 boom was a psychological epidemic, not a market miracle. Every institution caught it.
by Maggie Mahar 2003
4.06
788 ratings
🏛️ Financial History🔄 Market Cycles🧠 Market Psychology📊 Corporate Fraud🫧 Financial Bubbles
The Caesars Palace Coup
by Max Frumes • 2021
One casino, $24 billion in debt, and the holdout creditors who forced Apollo to pay.
4.05
4k+
🏢 Private Equity💰 Leveraged Buyouts📋 Corporate Governance🕵️ Financial Investigations🏚️ Corporate Collapses
The Caesars Palace Coup Summary
The Caesars Palace Coup 94%
One casino, $24 billion in debt, and the holdout creditors who forced Apollo to pay.
by Max Frumes 2021
4.05
4k+ ratings
🏢 Private Equity💰 Leveraged Buyouts📋 Corporate Governance🕵️ Financial Investigations🏚️ Corporate Collapses
The Greatest Trade Ever
by Gregory Zuckerman • 2009
Wall Street's most profitable trade was betting on its collapse. The man who saw it coming.
4.07
8k+
🏠 Housing Bubble📉 Financial Crisis🔮 Contrarian Investing💼 Hedge Fund Stories🏢 Wall Street Narrative
The Greatest Trade Ever Summary
The Greatest Trade Ever 94%
Wall Street's most profitable trade was betting on its collapse. The man who saw it coming.
by Gregory Zuckerman 2009
4.07
8k+ ratings
🏠 Housing Bubble📉 Financial Crisis🔮 Contrarian Investing💼 Hedge Fund Stories🏢 Wall Street Narrative
Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst
by Daniel Reingold • 2006
His rival was the king of telecom analysts. WorldCom was his kingdom. Then the fraud unraveled.
3.88
1k+
🏢 Wall Street Insiders⚖️ Conflicts Of Interest🔍 Insider Information📡 Tech Bubbles🕵️ Corporate Fraud
Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst Summary
Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst 94%
His rival was the king of telecom analysts. WorldCom was his kingdom. Then the fraud unraveled.
by Daniel Reingold 2006
3.88
1k+ ratings
🏢 Wall Street Insiders⚖️ Conflicts Of Interest🔍 Insider Information📡 Tech Bubbles🕵️ Corporate Fraud
Predator Nation
by Charles Ferguson • 2012
The 2008 crash was no accident; it was a crime, and the perpetrators run the country.
4.11
491
🏦 Financial Crises🏛️ Regulatory Capture📉 Income Inequality🗳️ Political Corruption📜 Deregulation
Predator Nation Summary
Predator Nation 94%
The 2008 crash was no accident; it was a crime, and the perpetrators run the country.
by Charles Ferguson 2012
4.11
491 ratings
🏦 Financial Crises🏛️ Regulatory Capture📉 Income Inequality🗳️ Political Corruption📜 Deregulation
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