Former Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson found himself at the epicenter of what is thought to be the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. His new memoir, On the Brink: Inside the Race ...
As the Wire covered on Tuesday, Andrew Ross Sorkin's new book on the bailout is generating considerable buzz about the incidents of incompetence and shadiness he uncovered. One question in particular ...
The man who managed the 2008 financial crisis says the next one could be harder to stop. And he wants a plan ready before it starts. Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson appeared on Bloomberg ...
1/26/2011 - “No institution is too big to fail,” said Henry M. Paulson, former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, during a Jan. 18 conversation at the Kellogg School. But many are too big to liquidate ...
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, the man who steered the United States through the 2008 financial crisis, has seen market chaos up close. And when he uses the word "vicious," it is worth ...
The 2008 financial crisis was one of the most devastating financial episodes in modern history. It caused massive job losses, home foreclosures, company closures, and a global recession. Structural ...
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Paulson writes of Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis's report that "after closer inspection his people now believed that Lehman's assets were in even worse shape than they had thought the previous evening.
(CNN) — Here is a look at the life of Hank Paulson, former US Treasury secretary and CEO of Goldman Sachs. Honorable mention all-American offensive lineman while at Dartmouth. Awarded the prominent ...
When Hank Paulson stood on the lawn of the White House on September 29, just hours after the US House of Representatives had failed to pass his proposal to rescue the US banking system, it was almost ...
It turns out Todd Purdum was paying regular visits to Hank Paulson at the Treasury Department over the course of 2007 and 2008. Now he’s put together what Paulson told him for a big Vanity Fair ...