AIG

Companiesinsurance

The insurer whose London derivatives unit required a $182bn rescue; there is no single canonical book, and crisis-wide accounts carry much of the story.

7 books · 5 people behind it

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  1. Too Big to FailAndrew Ross Sorkin, 2009
  2. Fatal Risk: A Cautionary Tale of AIG's Corporate SuicideRoddy Boyd, 2011
  3. All the Devils Are Here: The Hidden History of the Financial CrisisBethany McLean, Joe Nocera, 2010

The people behind it 5

Each person holds a book in this entry or names it in their own tags.

Academics 1

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Lawrence A. Cunningham1 book here

Journalists 4

Andrew Ross Sorkin1 book hereBethany McLean1 book here
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Lawrence A. Cunningham1 book here
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Roger Lowensteinnamed in their tags

Books 7

Andrew Ross Sorkin · 2009 · Crisis-wide narrative in which the AIG rescue is the central set piece.
Bethany McLean, Joe Nocera · 2010 · Traces AIG Financial Products' swap book back to its origins.
Roddy Boyd · 2011 · The fullest dedicated account of AIG Financial Products.
Timothy F. Geithner · 2014 · Insider account by the New York Fed president who ran the $182bn rescue.
Nicholas Dunbar · 2011 · How the swaps trade worked and why AIG sold it; Open Library unreachable.
Maurice R. Greenberg, Lawrence A. Cunningham · 2013 · Insider: the ousted CEO's defense of the firm he built.