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The match king : Ivar Kreuger, the financial genius behind a century of Wall Street scandals
題名:
The match king : Ivar Kreuger, the financial genius behind a century of Wall Street scandals
著者:
Partnoy, Frank
ISBN(國際標準書號):
9781586487430
版本:
1st ed.
出版資訊:
New York : PublicAffairs, c2009
規格:
xiii, 272 p. ; 25 cm
摘要:
A nearly century-old Wall Street scandal rooted in unscrupulous investment banking and derivative hedge funds techniques developed by one man--Swedish e?migre? and notorious charmer Ivar Kreuger. Kreuger made his fortune in the 1920s by raising money from American investors to lend to European governments in exchange for match monopolies. After the collapse of 1929, he continued to make money. Then in 1932 he suddenly committed suicide. As his fraudulent schemes unraveled in the wake of his death, the so-called "Kreuger crash" began, bankrupting millions and leading to the enactment of the securities laws of 1933 and 1934.
主題:
Kreuger, Ivar, 1880-1932
Svenska tandsticks AB -- History
Kreuger & Toll -- History
Sveriges riksbank -- History
Match industry -- Sweden -- History
Commercial criminals -- Sweden -- Biography
Swindlers and swindling -- Sweden -- Biography
Capitalists and financiers -- Sweden -- Biography
Businesspeople -- Sweden -- Biography
International finance -- Corrupt practices -- History
摘要:
A nearly century-old Wall Street scandal rooted in unscrupulous investment banking and derivative hedge funds techniques developed by one man--Swedish e?migre? and notorious charmer Ivar Kreuger. Kreuger made his fortune in the 1920s by raising money from American investors to lend to European governments in exchange for match monopolies. After the collapse of 1929, he continued to make money. Then in 1932 he suddenly committed suicide. As his fraudulent schemes unraveled in the wake of his death, the so-called "Kreuger crash" began, bankrupting millions and leading to the enactment of the securities laws of 1933 and 1934.