Business Moguls: Epic Bear Market

Regulators who stood by as U.S. banks developed ingenious but dangerous ways of shifting trillions of dollars of credit risk off their balance sheets and into the hands of unsophisticated foreign investors;
Hedge and pension fund managers who gorged on high-yield debt instruments they didn't understand;
Financial engineers who built towers of "securitized" debt with math models that were fundamentally flawed. - Jon Markman
Alternet Investigations - Great American Bubble Barons
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http://mogul-16.blogspot.com/ Kenneth Griffin, Griffin Kenneth

http://mogul-15.blogspot.com/ John Paulson, Paulson John

http://mogul-14.blogspot.com/ Paul Jones, Jones Paul

http://mogul-13.blogspot.com/ Ronald Burkle, Burkle Ronald

http://mogul-12.blogspot.com/ Stanley Kroenke, Kroenke Stanley

http://mogul-11.blogspot.com/ Michael Milken, Milken Michael

http://mogul-10.blogspot.com/ Henry Kravis, Kravis Henry

http://mogul-9.blogspot.com/ David Koch, Koch David

http://mogul-8.blogspot.com/ Carl Icahn, Icahn Carl

http://mogul-7.blogspot.com/ Charles Koch, Koch Charles

http://mogul-6.blogspot.com/ Shelton Adelson, Adelson Shelton

http://mogul-5.blogspot.com/ Malcom Glazer, Glazer Malcom

http://mogul-4.blogspot.com/ Barron Hilton, Hilton Barron

http://mogul-3.blogspot.com/ Peter Peterson , Peterson Peter

http://mogul-2.blogspot.com/ Theordore Lerner, Lerner Theodore

http://mogul-1.blogspot.com/ David Murdock, Murdock David

The World's Most Infamous Rogue Traders

http://www.cnbc.com/id/37560147

Credit-Default-Swaps began circa Exxon Valdez oil spill with J.P. Morgan

Business Moguls