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German, Gary Stevenson, 2024
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The Man Who Teaches Banks to Fear

Gary Stevenson is a math genius who receives a scholarship to the London School of Economics, where he wins the Trading Game. The prize: an internship at Citi Bank, which recognizes and exploits the student's talent. Stevenson becomes the most successful trader the bank has ever had. He makes billions for them and becomes a millionaire himself. Meanwhile, his family and friends fall into poverty. He realizes that the banks are deliberately driving the downfall of the global economy. He himself is responsible for the social decline of others. Gary wants to quit, but the bank won't let him. He fights back and experiences hell on earth. A gripping insider account from the nerve center of global social inequality. A former trader spills the beans: This is how banks willfully destroy the world's prosperity. A captivating insider report from the epicenter of worldwide social injustice. His vision: an economic system that serves everyone. For readers of The Big Short, Flash Boys, and The Wolf of Wall Street.

Key specifications

Language
German
topic
Economy & Law
Subtopic
Finance and accounting
Author
Gary Stevenson
Number of pages
400
Book cover
Hard cover
Year
2024
Item number
41457696

General information

Manufacturer
Ariston
Category
Non-fiction
Release date
28.2.2024

Book properties

topic
Economy & Law
Subtopic
Finance and accounting
Language
German
Author
Gary Stevenson
Year
2024
Number of pages
400
Book cover
Hard cover

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Product dimensions

Height
220 mm
Width
140 mm
Weight
595 g

Package dimensions

Length
21 cm
Width
14.10 cm
Height
11.50 cm
Weight
585 g

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