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Chargement... The Frontrunnerpar Paul Kilduff
Aucun Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. The book's title, "The Frontrunner", refers to an illegal practice that stock dealers can engage in and this and many things from the world of finance, such as hedge funds and derivatives form a major part of the plot; clearly based on the author's background and this is a major plus for the book. However, some of the characters, especially the villains are a bit unbelievable and the plotting towards the end is a little contrived, but it didn't really spoil my enjoyment. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
The assassination of the Chinese premier during a state visit to Hong Kong sends the HK markets into freefall, triggering a global financial crisis. Various govts turn to their Central Bankers for a solution. In Tuscany for emergency talks, the Bankers decide to use their unlimited cash resources to beat the speculators at their own game and turn global panic into profitable recovery. They need an expert to organise the rescue - and in management consultant Jonathan Maynard they have just the man. Maynard and fellow expert, Karen Lau, decide on Bermuda as the location of the global rescue fund. But when the markets turn upward, Jonathan and Karen begin to wonder whether Bermuda is an island paradise or a twelve-square-mile prison where they can't hide? Who will share in the huge gains they reap as world markets recover? Why do five Central Bankers make them an offer they can't refuse? Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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For full review please see: http://southlondonbook.blogspot.com/2010/02/frontrunner-paul-kilduff.html