Decisions: Life and Death on Wall Street (Inside Observer Volume 2)
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.81 (848 Votes) |
Asin | : | 0985159073 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 104 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2016-03-31 |
Language | : | English |
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Brief, Succinct, and Accessible to the Casual Business Reader Jamie M. Schmidt Like all of Ms. Tavakoli's writings, this little nugget pulls no punches and cuts straight to the chase. However, this volume is different from Ms. Tavakoli's other writings (e.g., "Structured Finance and Collateralized Debt Obligations" or "The New Robber Barons") in that it sticks to the big picture, is brief, and contains a significant human element. These traits are important because it makes Ms. Tavakoli's writings and poignant analysis of the financial crisis and its aftermath accessible to a broader spectrum of business readers. You probably need a cursory understanding of derivatives and t. "Startling" according to Richard L. Maring. If you want to read a book on how the Fed, the government, and Wall Street are bedfellows in clear, concise, and understandable terms, then read this short book. It's eye opening, written by a person who was there, has integrity and credentials, and can explain things so anybody can understand. That's why the stock market keeps going up and up, but, the United States will have to pay the piper someday. Excellent reading for those who want to know.. Entertaining but also depressinghighly recommended! Stan H In typical Tavakoli style, this book names names and pulls no punches in describing the cronyism and corruption that continue to plague our financial system. It seems that nothing was learned and nothing has changed following the crisis of 2008, which is hardly surprising given the incestuous relationship between Wall Street and Washington. A quick and entertaining read, but as other reviewers have noted, one that will leave you depressed and concerned about the future of our country.
In a D.C. Janet Tavakoli's brief Wall Street memoir of decisions that reshaped financiers' lives, drove some to suicide, and changed the landscape of global finance. It's a compelling tale." Jake Bernstein, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting "Merrill Debauchery Only Begins This Woman's Tale 'Neither Bill nor I believed Calvi committed suicide,' Tavakoli writes. She takes us on a brisk journey from the depravity of 1980s Wall Street to the systemic recklessness that crushed the global economy."Nomi Prins, author of All the Presidents' Bankers"An authority on credit derivatives, has written a reflective memoir about life in the world of finance. 105 total pages.Praise for Decisions"Tavakoli takes us on a scenic tour of the recent lowlights of Wall Street a
. She is frequently interviewed in The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, New York Times, The Economist, and Bloomberg News. Tavakoli is a bestselling author of non-fiction professional finance books and a financial fiction thriller. She is a world-renowned expert on derivative products and securities. Janet Tavakoli is the founder and president of Tavakoli Structured Finance, Inc., a Chicago-based consulting firm
Tavakoli is not a woman who employs words carelessly, and when she says fraud she means fraud."All About AlphaPraise for Janet M. It's a compelling tale."Jake Bernstein, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting"Janet Tavakoli is a born storyteller with an incredible tale to tell. Praise for Decisions: Life and Death on Wall Street "Tavakoli takes us on a scenic tour of the recent lowlights of Wall Street and Washingtondemystified and rendered tragically human. Janet Tavakoli's latest book. She takes us on a brisk journey from the depravity of 1980s Wall Street to the systemic recklessness that crushed the global economy."Nomi Prins, author of All the Presidents' Bankers"Merrill Debauchery Only Begins This Woman's Tale 'Neither Bill nor I believed Calvi committed suicide,' Tavakoli writes. Recommend it to all financial professionals."Global Association of Risk Professionals"An authority on credit derivat