Den of Thieves

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Stewart says, in the wake of these scandals: "Wall Street has given every sign of being severely chastened. Insider’s take – You’ll have the privilege of learning from someone who knows her or his topic inside-out.

Aside from John Mulheren, the entire supporting cast is totally forgettable by the time you make it to the last three chapters.

For beginners – You’ll find this to be a good primer if you’re a learner with little or no prior experience/knowledge. If nothing else, the scandals of the 1980s underscore the importance and wisdom of the securities laws and their vigorous enforcement.

Stewart’s phenomenal “ Den of Thieves” is about four of them: Dennis Levine, Michael Milken, Martin Siegel, and Ivan Boesky. Suddenly, the SEC discovered how easily it and innocently an act could go from innocence to illegal.Rudy Guliani's office prosecutes this case in the public eye while he positions himself to run for Mayor of NYC. Milken unsurprisingly comes off as a grandiose, power and wealth-hungry egomaniac but still the extent of his achievement is pretty impressive. Charlie has done a fair amount of stumbling around herself, but tends to find her way back to the northeast US. Second, the list of names associated with this case is a literally whose who among financial figures and politicians of the 80s and 90s. S. attorney's office, and Gary Lynch, the head of enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Lynch, the head of enforcement at the securities and exchange ness of crime on Wall Street after a decade of lax enforcement sometimes overwhelmed their resources.