Uncontrolled Risk: Lessons of Lehman Brothers and How Systemic Risk Can Still Bring Down the World Financial System
by Williams
Uncontrolled Risk explores the lessons of Lehman Brothers and the persistent threat of systemic risk. It considers how interconnected financial systems can spread instability, potentially affecting institutions and economies worldwide, and presents a focused examination of financial vulnerability, crisis, and the challenges of protecting global economic stability.
About This Book
Uncontrolled Risk examines the lessons of Lehman Brothers and the continuing dangers posed by systemic risk.
The book focuses on how interconnected financial systems can amplify instability and threaten institutions beyond the original source of a crisis.
It considers the possibility that weaknesses in the financial system could still produce consequences on a global scale.
With its focus on risk, markets, and financial stability, the book offers a relevant subject for readers interested in business and economics.
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