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💸 Subprime Lending

Books dissecting the predatory lending practices that fueled financial crises and devastated communities. These works expose the systemic greed and regulatory failures behind the promise of easy credit.
Broke, USA
by Gary Rivlin • 2010
How pawnshops and payday lenders turned the working poor into a multi-billion dollar market.
3.71
1k+
🦈 Predatory Lending🏚️ Poverty Economics🚪 Financial Exclusion
Broke, USA Summary
Broke, USA 92%
How pawnshops and payday lenders turned the working poor into a multi-billion dollar market.
by Gary Rivlin 2010
3.71
1k+ ratings
🦈 Predatory Lending🏚️ Poverty Economics🚪 Financial Exclusion
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💰 Wall Street Excess
Reckless Endangerment Summary
Reckless Endangerment 92%
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💰 Wall Street Excess
Easy Money
by Vivek Kaul • 2015
A Ponzi scheme built on bad loans and fake ratings: how the 2008 crash really happened.
4.40
107
📉 Financial Crises🏚️ Subprime Mortgage Crisis🔗 Systemic Risk
Easy Money Summary
Easy Money 91%
A Ponzi scheme built on bad loans and fake ratings: how the 2008 crash really happened.
by Vivek Kaul 2015
4.40
107 ratings
📉 Financial Crises🏚️ Subprime Mortgage Crisis🔗 Systemic Risk
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
How the Other Half Banks Summary
How the Other Half Banks 91%
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
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
The Big Short Summary
The Big Short 91%
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
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
Bailout Nation Summary
Bailout Nation 90%
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
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
Bull by the Horns Summary
Bull by the Horns 90%
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
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
The Sellout Summary
The Sellout 90%
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
Pound Foolish
by Helaine Olen • 2012
The personal finance industry wants you anxious, not wealthy. Your worry is their business model.
3.67
2k+
🦈 Predatory Finance🔍 Investigative Journalism💥 Anti-Self-Help
Pound Foolish Summary
Pound Foolish 90%
The personal finance industry wants you anxious, not wealthy. Your worry is their business model.
by Helaine Olen 2012
3.67
2k+ ratings
🦈 Predatory Finance🔍 Investigative Journalism💥 Anti-Self-Help
A Failure of Capitalism
by Richard A. Posner • 2009
The 2008 crash wasn't a panic; it was a depression built by rational bankers and blind regulators.
3.71
352
📉 Financial Crises🫧 Asset Bubbles🗂️ Deregulation
A Failure of Capitalism Summary
A Failure of Capitalism 90%
The 2008 crash wasn't a panic; it was a depression built by rational bankers and blind regulators.
by Richard A. Posner 2009
3.71
352 ratings
📉 Financial Crises🫧 Asset Bubbles🗂️ Deregulation
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
After the Music Stopped Summary
After the Music Stopped 90%
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
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
Griftopia Summary
Griftopia 90%
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
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
The End of Wall Street Summary
The End of Wall Street 90%
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
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
Confidence Game Summary
Confidence Game 90%
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
The Lost Bank
by Kirsten Grind • 2012
A $1.88 billion fire sale and a silent bank run: inside the collapse of Washington Mutual.
4.12
1k+
🏦 Banking History💥 Financial Crises☣️ Toxic Corporate Culture
The Lost Bank Summary
The Lost Bank 89%
A $1.88 billion fire sale and a silent bank run: inside the collapse of Washington Mutual.
by Kirsten Grind 2012
4.12
1k+ ratings
🏦 Banking History💥 Financial Crises☣️ Toxic Corporate Culture
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
The Greatest Trade Ever Summary
The Greatest Trade Ever 89%
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
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
It Takes a Pillage Summary
It Takes a Pillage 89%
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
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
The Spider Network Summary
The Spider Network 89%
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
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
The Bankers' New Clothes Summary
The Bankers' New Clothes 89%
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
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
Swimming With Sharks Summary
Swimming With Sharks 89%
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
Can We Avoid Another Financial Crisis?
by Steve Keen • 2017
When private debt passes 150% of GDP, a crisis is coming. Most economists won't see it.
4.22
281
💥 Financial Crises💳 Private Debt🏦 Endogenous Money
Can We Avoid Another Financial Crisis? Summary
Can We Avoid Another Financial Crisis? 89%
When private debt passes 150% of GDP, a crisis is coming. Most economists won't see it.
by Steve Keen 2017
4.22
281 ratings
💥 Financial Crises💳 Private Debt🏦 Endogenous Money
Boom Bust
by Fred Harrison • 1999
Land speculation drives the 18-year boom-bust cycle. The next crash already builds.
3.95
38
🏠 Land Economics🫧 Housing Bubbles📉 Boom-Bust Cycles
Boom Bust Summary
Boom Bust 89%
Land speculation drives the 18-year boom-bust cycle. The next crash already builds.
by Fred Harrison 1999
3.95
38 ratings
🏠 Land Economics🫧 Housing Bubbles📉 Boom-Bust Cycles
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
Exile on Wall Street Summary
Exile on Wall Street 89%
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
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
Crisis Economics Summary
Crisis Economics 89%
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
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
Too Big to Fail Summary
Too Big to Fail 89%
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
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
Stress Test Summary
Stress Test 89%
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
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
Predator Nation Summary
Predator Nation 89%
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
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
Other People's Money Summary
Other People's Money 89%
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
How the Poor Can Save Capitalism
by John Hope Bryant • 2014
The poor aren't a drain; they're an untapped engine. A blueprint for making capitalism include them.
3.99
210
🧠 Financial Literacy📈 Credit Repair🏦 Community Banking
How the Poor Can Save Capitalism Summary
How the Poor Can Save Capitalism 89%
The poor aren't a drain; they're an untapped engine. A blueprint for making capitalism include them.
by John Hope Bryant 2014
3.99
210 ratings
🧠 Financial Literacy📈 Credit Repair🏦 Community Banking
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
House of Cards Summary
House of Cards 89%
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
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
A Demon of Our Own Design Summary
A Demon of Our Own Design 89%
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
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
The Federal Reserve and the Financial Crisis Summary
The Federal Reserve and the Financial Crisis 89%
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
The Automatic Millionaire Homeowner
by David Bach • 2005
The biweekly mortgage trick that saves $100,000, plus the low-down-payment plan to buy now.
3.79
2k+
🏠 Homeownership📈 Real Estate Investing🔑 First-Time Home Buyers
The Automatic Millionaire Homeowner Summary
The Automatic Millionaire Homeowner 89%
The biweekly mortgage trick that saves $100,000, plus the low-down-payment plan to buy now.
by David Bach 2005
3.79
2k+ ratings
🏠 Homeownership📈 Real Estate Investing🔑 First-Time Home Buyers
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
Firefighting Summary
Firefighting 89%
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
Financially Stupid People Are Everywhere
by Jason Kelly • 2010
Credit cards, car loans, and mortgages are not tools. They are the traps that keep Americans broke.
3.50
134
🏡 Frugal Living💳 Debt Reduction🗽 Financial Independence
Financially Stupid People Are Everywhere Summary
Financially Stupid People Are Everywhere 89%
Credit cards, car loans, and mortgages are not tools. They are the traps that keep Americans broke.
by Jason Kelly 2010
3.50
134 ratings
🏡 Frugal Living💳 Debt Reduction🗽 Financial Independence
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
Meltdown Summary
Meltdown 89%
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
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
When Genius Failed Summary
When Genius Failed 89%
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
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
A Colossal Failure of Common Sense Summary
A Colossal Failure of Common Sense 89%
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
The New Paradigm for Financial Markets
by George Soros • 2008
Markets amplify extremes. 2008 was the bill for a decades-long credit binge.
3.42
2k+
📉 Financial Crises🫧 Asset Bubbles⚠️ Market Instability
The New Paradigm for Financial Markets Summary
The New Paradigm for Financial Markets 89%
Markets amplify extremes. 2008 was the bill for a decades-long credit binge.
by George Soros 2008
3.42
2k+ ratings
📉 Financial Crises🫧 Asset Bubbles⚠️ Market Instability
Financial Literacy
by Connel Fullenkamp • 2003
Financial products all do the same few things. Spot the pattern once and the complexity dissolves.
4.00
258
🧠 Financial Literacy📊 Financial Markets🕵️ Asymmetric Information
Financial Literacy Summary
Financial Literacy 89%
Financial products all do the same few things. Spot the pattern once and the complexity dissolves.
by Connel Fullenkamp 2003
4.00
258 ratings
🧠 Financial Literacy📊 Financial Markets🕵️ Asymmetric Information
Money Men
by Dan McCrum • 2022
When a reporter questioned Wirecard's Asian billions, the company hired spies to destroy him.
4.03
3k+
🏦 Corporate Fraud🔍 Investigative Journalism📢 Whistleblowers
Money Men Summary
Money Men 88%
When a reporter questioned Wirecard's Asian billions, the company hired spies to destroy him.
by Dan McCrum 2022
4.03
3k+ ratings
🏦 Corporate Fraud🔍 Investigative Journalism📢 Whistleblowers
The Key Man
by Simon Clark • 2021
Davos loved him. Bill Gates trusted him. He promised profit from poverty, then stole a billion.
4.18
3k+
🏢 Private Equity🌍 Emerging Markets💸 Financial Fraud
The Key Man Summary
The Key Man 88%
Davos loved him. Bill Gates trusted him. He promised profit from poverty, then stole a billion.
by Simon Clark 2021
4.18
3k+ ratings
🏢 Private Equity🌍 Emerging Markets💸 Financial Fraud
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
The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One Summary
The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One 88%
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
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
The Caesars Palace Coup Summary
The Caesars Palace Coup 88%
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
Manias, Panics, and Crashes
by Charles P. Kindleberger • 1978
Credit expands, speculation takes over, fraud blooms, then the crash. Four centuries, one pattern.
3.93
4k+
📉 Financial Crises🫧 Bubble Economics🧠 Market Psychology
Manias, Panics, and Crashes Summary
Manias, Panics, and Crashes 88%
Credit expands, speculation takes over, fraud blooms, then the crash. Four centuries, one pattern.
by Charles P. Kindleberger 1978
3.93
4k+ ratings
📉 Financial Crises🫧 Bubble Economics🧠 Market Psychology
Default
by Gregory Makoff • 2024
A century-old contract clause, a hedge fund, and a judge who nearly broke sovereign debt forever.
4.32
287
🏛️ Sovereign Debt📉 Financial Crises🌐 International Finance
Default Summary
Default 88%
A century-old contract clause, a hedge fund, and a judge who nearly broke sovereign debt forever.
by Gregory Makoff 2024
4.32
287 ratings
🏛️ Sovereign Debt📉 Financial Crises🌐 International Finance
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
Rogue Trader Summary
Rogue Trader 88%
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
Too Big to Fail
by Andrew Ross Sorkin • 2009
The weekend Lehman fell: frantic phone calls, shattered egos, and a global economy on the brink.
4.16
44k+
🏦 Wall Street📉 Financial Crises💼 Investment Banking
Too Big to Fail Summary
Too Big to Fail 88%
The weekend Lehman fell: frantic phone calls, shattered egos, and a global economy on the brink.
by Andrew Ross Sorkin 2009
4.16
44k+ ratings
🏦 Wall Street📉 Financial Crises💼 Investment Banking
Crashed
by Adam Tooze • 2018
The 2008 crash was a transatlantic bank run, and what it really broke was politics, not markets.
4.29
4k+
💥 Financial Crises🏦 Central Banking🏛️ Political Economy
Crashed Summary
Crashed 88%
The 2008 crash was a transatlantic bank run, and what it really broke was politics, not markets.
by Adam Tooze 2018
4.29
4k+ ratings
💥 Financial Crises🏦 Central Banking🏛️ Political Economy
Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst
by Daniel Reingold • 2006
Wall Street analysts weren't objective. They were dealmakers. One top-ranked insider tells all.
3.88
1k+
🏦 Wall Street Culture📡 Telecom Bubble📉 Corporate Fraud
Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst Summary
Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst 88%
Wall Street analysts weren't objective. They were dealmakers. One top-ranked insider tells all.
by Daniel Reingold 2006
3.88
1k+ ratings
🏦 Wall Street Culture📡 Telecom Bubble📉 Corporate Fraud
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