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November 28th, 2008TORONTO, Nov 25, 2008 /PRNewswire-USNewswire via COMTEX/ — A timely new book examining this year’s financial crisis is the second title to be published by Rotman/UTP Publishing, an Imprint of University of Toronto Press in partnership with the Rotman School of Management.
The Finance Crisis and Rescue: What Went Wrong? Why? What Lessons Can Be Learned? features thought leaders from the Rotman School explaining the financial crisis and rescue from a variety of perspectives.
“Covering everything from credit risk to value investing to leadership, our experts tackle the broken model and proposed rescue and provide insight for moving ahead and shaping the world of finance for the better,” writes Rotman Dean Roger Martin in the foreword to the book. “In the end, the treatment required to cure this unhealthy system may be deceptively simple: to produce more beneficial results for stakeholders and for society at large, firms must lower their expectations of monetary incentives and be more cognizant about setting them within a context that reduces the tendency for extremes of behaviour.”
The eleven chapters included in the book are:
— Derivatives and Risk Management: “The Financial Crisis of 2008:
Another Case of Irrational Exuberance” by John Hull, Maple
Financial Group Chair in Derivatives and Risk Management, Professor of
Finance and Co-Director — Master of Finance Program;
— Value Investing: “Value Investing in the Crisis: How Margins of
Safety Melted Away” by Eric Kirzner, John H. Watson Chair in Value
Investing and Professor of Finance;
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