Part 5: The Part of Tens
by Matthew Krantz,
Robert R. Johnson
Investment Banking For Dummies, 2nd Edition
- Cover
- Introduction
- Part 1: Getting Started with Investment Banking
- Part 2: Digging In: Performing Investment Banking
- Chapter 6: Finding the Data: Documents and Reports
- Chapter 7: Making Sense of Financial Statements
- Chapter 8: Perfecting the Financial Ratios for Investment Banking
- Chapter 9: Sizing Up the Industry
- Chapter 10: Understanding Stocks and Focusing on Past Transactions
- Chapter 11: Applying Investment Banking to Fixed Income
- Part 3: Taking Investment Banking to the Next Level
- Part 4: Applying Investment Banking
- Part 5: The Part of Tens
- Chapter 19: Ten of the Biggest Debacles in Investment Banking History
- The Dot-Com Boom and Bust
- Tainted Research Scandals
- Enron and the Accounting Scams
- The Mortgage Debacle and Collapse of Lehman
- The Flash Crash
- The London Whale at JPMorgan Chase and Barings Bank
- Long-Term Capital Management
- Bankruptcy in Jefferson County, Alabama
- IPO Allocations with CSFB
- Bad Mergers and Acquisitions Like AOL Time Warner
- Chapter 20: Ten Ways to Improve a Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
- Financial Analysis Isn’t Physics
- Show Your Sensitive Side
- Monte Carlo Isn’t Just for High Rollers
- What Can Go Wrong Will Go Wrong
- It’s Tough to Make Predictions, Especially about the Future
- The Investor of Today Doesn’t Profit from Yesterday’s Growth
- Garbage In, Garbage Out
- Rates Are Falling — It’s a Better Deal!
- Read Your Putt from Several Angles
- The Weighting Is the Hardest Part
- Chapter 21: Ten (Or So) of the Best Online Resources for Investment Bankers
- Chapter 19: Ten of the Biggest Debacles in Investment Banking History
- Appendix: Where Investment Banking Came From
- Index
- About the Authors
- Advertisement Page
- Connect with Dummies
- End User License Agreement
Part 5
The Part of Tens
IN THIS PART …
Identify some of the great blowups in investment banking history so you can avoid being part of one in the future.
Find out ways to make your discounted cash flow analysis even more accurate so that your analyses are more valuable in measuring the worth of a company.
Pinpoint online resources so you can find additional information relevant to investment banking when needed.
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