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So much fun to read!, February 2, 2010
Thank you Andrew Ross Sorkin.
For 2 reasons,
1) He talks about the pre and during crisis periods in such a fun manner, because the characters are Paulson, Geithner, The Wall Street CEO's... so you get a really interesting insight on how they are, and the discussions they were having...
2) I've read many financial books, about the crisis and others... and it's tough to find a book that is actually fun to read...
That's why I think the book is a real success...
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Insightful and thought provoking, February 12, 2010
This is a well written account of how close the world economy came to the brink of economic ruin. It causes you to reflect on leadership, governance, regulators whilst causing you to question the issues you see day to day in business. Well worth a read.
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Too Big to Fail, April 30, 2011
The book is a perfect depiction of how the GFC came about in 2008. The author provides some very interesting insights of the CEO's of the largest corporations and the US Fed.
Too Big to Fail is a good reminder of how poor corporate governance and greed in conjunction with inadequate regulation and a lack of understanding by the ratings agencies brought down the world economy.
A book worth reading.
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