Full Disclosure

Full Disclosure

ITâ€™S BUSINESS AS USUAL, OR ALMOST. . . . The business weâ€™re talking about is securities sales, particularly initial public offerings (IPOs). Just as a new IPO is coming out, Jenny Scott and Alexandra Graham learn of suspicious actions at TaylorMyers, their Seattle investment firm. Could insider trading or other criminal activities be committed under cover of the IPOs? Impossible? Not really, Jenny and Alex discover as they try to think like crooks to figure out the who, what, where and when. They know whyâ€”itâ€™s to make money, lots of money. Jenny and Alex combine their sleuthing talents to remove the masks of the conspirators, expose their scheme, and identify killers of those who get in the way of huge profits. Along the way they learn the hard, persistent truth: Looks can deceive. This story of systemic greed and power in the securities industry tells of people who each day choose to be honest or dishonest, corrupt or credible. With IPOs, theyâ€™re providing capital for businesses. With securities sales, theyâ€™re presenting opportunities for all of us to be owners of these businesses. Is the market fair? Is there full disclosure? Jenny and Alex have differing opinions, and each must decide her own future in the aftermath of their terrifying experiences. In 2003, when Full Disclosure takes place, few foresaw the headlong near-collapse of the industry five years later in 2008, although many of the signs were there. Are the signs still there?
Country USA
Manufacturer Helen Christine
Binding Paperback
EANs 9780990722205
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Manufacturer	Helen Christine
Binding	Paperback
EANs	9780990722205
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

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