When Prime Brokers Fail
The Unheeded Risk to Hedge Funds, Banks, and the Financial Industry
by:
J. S. Aikman
in:
Investing
Summary:
The book provides an in-depth analysis of the risks associated with the collapse of prime brokerage services, which are essential for hedge funds and the broader financial industry. It examines the consequences of prime broker failures, exploring the potential for systemic risk and offering insights into risk management and regulatory measures to prevent such collapses.
Key points:
1. Prime Brokerage Risks: The book discusses how prime brokers are crucial in finance, especially for hedge funds, and the systemic risks if they fail due to their connections with other institutions.
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