Sabotage

This book offers an insightful exploration of the origins and evolution of financial sabotage, revealing how the industry’s drive for innovation often centers on avoiding regulation rather than improving the system. Tracing its development from early warnings in the 1920s to the complex instruments of today's financial landscape, the story culminates in the 2008 crisis, illustrating how the entire system is built on ongoing, systemic sabotage rather than isolated acts of wrongdoing. It presents a compelling, detective-style investigation into the systemic nature of financial manipulation, challenging the notion of individual culpability.