2008 Global Financial Crisis

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  2008 Global Financial Crisis Hoodie That Costs $180 Sells Out, Internet Calls It "Distressing"

  The hoodie was recently seen on a National Basketball Association (NBA) player, Robert Dillingham.

• Wall Street Titans Cut Deal to Clean Up Shady CDS Trades

  An industry trade group, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, may propose the overhaul this week.

• Most Economists See U.S. Recession by 2021, Survey Shows

  President Donald Trump’s trade policies remained a concern for most of the panelists.

• Greenspan Warns of ‘Extremely Imbalanced’ Path of U.S. Deficit

  The last time the nation had to plug a shortfall this large was in the wake of the recession that ended in 2009.

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  Davos 2019: Geopolitical Tensions Could Be ‘Catastrophic’ In The Medium Term, Says Adam Tooze

  This is tragic for rising nations as their stability will coincide with darkening horizons for humanity, said the academic.

• Davos Predicted the Stock Market Selloff of 2018

  Stocks, bonds and Bitcoin were set to fall as the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates, the consensus said.

• Life Is Getting Harder for Central Banks

  The Federal Reserve is now being blamed for fueling financial market instability, risking derailment of U.S. economy.

• Shades of 1987 and 2008 in Current Level of Stocks Getting Crushed

  It can be seen in the percentage of stocks making new 52-week lows.

• AIG Returns to Booming CLO Market With First Post-Crisis Deal

  The insurance giant also purchased a small CLO manager Covenant Credit Partners in May. 

• The Politics Of The Next Recession Will Be A Disaster

  Discourse has devolved significantly since the last downturn, and social media now amplify extreme rhetoric.

• Nine Lessons From the Global Financial Crisis

  Here’s a summary scorecard of post-crisis accomplishments, unfinished business and unintended consequences.

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  10 Years Since Lehman Collapse: The Global Financial Crisis And All The Prime Minister’s Men

  Montek Singh Ahluwalia feels the global financial system may not be more robust even a decade after the collapse of Lehman.

• The No. 1 Lesson of the Lehman Collapse: QE Worked.

  Doomsayers predicted that the Fed’s bond-buying spree would wreck the U.S. economy. Instead, it made the recovery possible.

• The Mortgage Market Is Back A Decade After the Credit Crisis—With New Risks

  The Federal Reserve is retreating from the sector it rescued, raising concerns about a potential uptick in volatility

• Europe’s Bankers Are The Big Post-Lehman Losers

  Europe’s Bankers Are the Big Post-Lehman Losers