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The Fix

How Bankers Lied, Cheated and Colluded to Rig the World's Most Important Number

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"Told with the verve and panache
of a thriller. Genuinely brilliant."
-The Telegraph
"A great read. Buy this book!"
-The Times

Praise for THE FIX

"Genuinely brilliant. No one comes out of this story well-not the traders, not their management teams, not the regulators that were asleep on their watch and not the politicians that allowed them to nod off. Vaughan and Finch, who reported on this scandal every step of the way, have peeled back the complexity and jargon in which the fixers cloaked themselves to reveal a rotten worm at the heart of finance."
-Ben Wright, Group Business Editor,The Telegraph
"A great read. If you want to know how and why banks ended up paying billions of pounds for fiddling a number most people had never heard of, then buy this book!"
-Harry Wilson, City Editor,The Times
"Vaughan and Finch deliver a compelling narrative of the biggest financial manipulation in history. I loved it!"
-Dan Hertzberg, Pulitzer-winning former Senior Deputy Managing Editor of The Wall Street Journal
"One hell of an entertaining, captivating, and detail-rich account of one of the defining financial market scandals of last 20 years."
-John LeFevre, author of Straight to Hell and the man behind @GSElevator
"Picking out the heroes and villains from a tale as complex as the Libor saga is not as straightforward as it may seem. The Fix offers some interesting insights on where the finger of blame ought to really point."
-Iain Dey, Business Editor, The Sunday Times
"This is the defining, fly-on-the-wall account of how traders colluded to move a number at the heart of global finance. Vaughan and Finch put you in the room as traders brag, make high stakes bets and eventually come undone. I couldn't put it down."
-Matt Turner, Deputy Editor for Finance and Markets, Business Insider
"The Fix is today's Liar's Poker. Based on meticulous reporting, it deals with an urgent topic - how the global financial markets, which touch all of our lives, have been manipulated. It gives us a window into the unseen world of traders and takes us behind the scenes of the arcane numbers of the market to the flesh and blood people who determine them."
-Andre Spicer, Professor of Organizational Behavior, Cass Business School

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction vii
1 The End of the World 1
2 Tommy Chocolate 5
3 Beware of Greeks Bearing Gifts 13
4 A Day in the Life 19
5 Buy the Cash Boys a Curry! 25
6 Anything With Four Legs 39
7 No One's Clean-Clean 49
8 The Sheep Will Follow 61
9 Escape to London 69
10 Goodbye, Big Nose 77
11 The Call 87
12 Crossing the Street 101
13 "What the Fuck Kind of Bank Is This?" 111
14 Just Keep Swimming 123
15 The Ballad of Diamond Bob 133
16 The Switcheroo 147
17 The Trial 157
Afterword 167
Epilogue: The Wild West 171
Notes 175
Acknowledgments 191
About the Authors 193
Index 195 

Produktdetails

Erscheinungsdatum
24. Januar 2017
Sprache
englisch
Seitenanzahl
224
Reihe
Bloomberg
Autor/Autorin
Liam Vaughan, Gavin Finch
Verlag/Hersteller
Produktart
gebunden
Gewicht
446 g
Größe (L/B/H)
236/156/22 mm
ISBN
9781118995723

Portrait

Liam Vaughan

LIAM VAUGHAN and GAVIN FINCH write about financial crime for Bloomberg and Businessweek magazine. In 2013, they uncovered a global conspiracy to manipulate the $5 trillion a day foreign exchange market, sparking investigations on three continents that to date have resulted in $10 billion in fines for banks including JPMorgan, Barclays and UBS.

In 2014, they were awarded the prestigious Gerald Loeb Award for excellence in business journalism and the Harold Wincott prize for the best financial journalism of the year.

Pressestimmen

"I would strongly recommend The Fix. Combining meticulous research with great writing, Vaughn and Finch offer a thought-provoking take on one of the most high-profile financial scandals of recent years." (The Actuary, July 2017)
 
"..written like an engagingly unravelling detective story, is definitely worth the read." (LSE Review, June 2017)
 
"If you are going to read only one book on the Libor fixing scandal, then this is the one for you." (Financial Adviser, May 2017)
 
"An incredibly interesting read." (TraderLife, April 2017)
 
"... a rollicking fast-paced thriller about an industry crisis with some very human stories." (FS Focus, April 2017)
 
"The Fix is a good read - and a cautionary tale about how the financial system has evolved picemeal." (Financial World, April 2017)
 
"Everyone currently working in the financial services industry, or even simply implicated by it, should read this book." (International Investment, April 2017).
 
"The authors have an eye for juicy anecdotes and skillfully avoid drowning the reader in too much detail." (MoneyWeek, March 2017)
 
"..a detailed and well-researched expose of the Libor manipulation that led to the conviction of trader Tom Hayes." (Thomson Reuters Compliance Complete, March 2017)
 
"...a gripping tale of greed and incompetence." (Funds Europe, February 2017)
 
"Ambitious graduates joining the City can read every compliance manual on banks' bookshelves, or they could just read this book." (Euromoney, February 2017)
 
"The Fix is the compelling story of the Libor scandal told through Hayes, an anti-hero who combined technical skill with a bullying personality to become a star trader... a gripping thriller." (Financial Times, January 2017)

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