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Jon Macaskill is one of the leading capital markets and derivatives journalists, with over 20 years’ experience covering financial markets from London and New York. Most recently he worked at one of the biggest global investment banks |
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Hindsight has brought a consensus that Lehman and Bear Stearns represented Wall Street firms at their worst, where reckless trading heads ran roughshod over weak risk management controllers.
It is often forgotten that Lehman and Bear Stearns were both lauded by many for a supposedly superior ability to manage risk in the years running up to their failure in 2008.
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