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Asia, Russia and Long-Term Capital, 1997 to 1998

The Asian currency crisis, Russia's default and the rescue of Long-Term Capital Management.

6 books on Asia, Russia and Long-Term Capital, 1997 to 1998, recommended by 8 people including Ray Dalio and Mohnish Pabrai.

6 books · 10 experts

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  1. Inventing Money: The Story of Long-Term Capital Management and the Legends Behind ItNicholas Dunbar, 1999
  2. The ChasteningPaul Blustein, 2001
  3. The Crisis of Global CapitalismGeorge Soros, 1998
  4. The Asian Financial CrisisShalendra D. Sharma, 2003
  5. Hedge Funds, Leverage, and the Lessons of Long-Term Capital ManagementPresident's Working Group on Financial Markets, 1999

The best books on Asia, Russia and Long-Term Capital, 1997 to 1998 6

Paul Blustein · 2001
The IMF inside the 1997 crisis, reported from the negotiating rooms.
Shalendra D. Sharma · 2003
Country-by-country anatomy of the crisis, reform and recovery.
President's Working Group on Financial Markets · 1999
Primary source: the official post-mortem.
Roger Lowenstein · 2000
The canonical account.
“Lowenstein's account of LTCM's collapse is a recurring reference in Dalio's discussions of leverage and tail risk. He uses it to illustrate how models that work almost all the time can destroy everything they touch in the rare moments they don't.”Ray Dalio

Experts 10

The people who wrote this page's books, and the people who recommend them.

Authors 2

George Soroswrote 1 book here
RL
Roger Lowensteinwrote 1 book here

Recommenders 8

Ray Daliorecommends 1 book here
MP
Mohnish Pabrairecommends 1 book here
Seth Klarmanrecommends 1 book here
SP
Shane Parrishrecommends 1 book here
Max Levchinrecommends 1 book here
MB
Michael Burryrecommends 1 book here
RP
Raoul Palrecommends 1 book here
RC
Rational Capital Investment Fundrecommends 1 book here
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