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Wednesday, 30 January 2013

"Lessons from Iceland & Ireland: If a banking system cracks, it can take down an entire economy", Stanford Professor Anat R Admati (Finance)

George G.C. Parker Professor of Finance and Economics Professor of Management Science and Engineering (by courtesy), School of Engineering Professor of Economics (by courtesy), School of Humanities and Sciences GSB Trust Faculty Fellow for 2011-2012

@Stanford Business 29 Jan 13

Lessons from Iceland & Ireland: If a banking system cracks, it can take down an entire economy. @anatadmati http://stnfd.biz/haTMU

Anat Admati's book: BankersNewClothes.com

Anat Admati exposes the flaws in the banking system that could trigger another financial collapse, and lays out a plan to fix it in her new book "The Bankers...

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