Raghavan, Anita.
The Billionaire's apprentice : the rise of the Indian-American elite and the fall of the Galleon Hedge Fund / Anita Raghavan. - 1st Ed. - New York: : Business Plus, 2013. - xvi, 493 p. , [8] p. of plates : ill. ; 24 cm.
"Shortlisted for Financial Times/Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year Award 2013" Cover. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Discovery. "Who will show me the way in the world?" ; "I respectfully decline to answer the question" ; A family affair ; Drama at ITT ; Birdie trades ; Promises to keep ; The Good Ship Galleon -- Rising. No ask backs ; "The Tamil Tiger" of Wall Street ; Up or out at McKinsey ; The camera never lies ; The corner office ; Raj's edge ; Building Offshore-istan ; Partying and Polycom ; Playing for Team USA ; The Wharton Mafia ; Reeling in Roomy -- Falling. Moonlighting at McKinsey ; A Vanaprastha on the Hudson ; The dishonorable Dosco ; On the new Silk route ; The million-dollar man ; "You've gotta be a hustler" ; The richest maid in Silicon Valley ; The Wire ; "I played him like a finely tuned piano" ; A friend on the board ; A tragic call ; "Buy Goldman Sachs, buy Goldman Sachs" ; Trading at the Setai ; Handcuffs for breakfast -- Trials. "Why is it so quiet around here?" ; "He's a bad man" ; The Gupta file ; Kumar sings ; An unhappy Diwali ; Et tu, Kumar? ; A family secret.
Depicts the collapse of a multi-billion dollar South Asian hedge fund due to insider trading and describes the case brought against them by the son of Indian immigrants who went up against the corporation's founder.
9781455504022
2013932397
Hedge funds--Corrupt practices--United States.
Investment advisors--Corrupt practices--United States.
Insider trading in securities.
364.1680973 RA BI
The Billionaire's apprentice : the rise of the Indian-American elite and the fall of the Galleon Hedge Fund / Anita Raghavan. - 1st Ed. - New York: : Business Plus, 2013. - xvi, 493 p. , [8] p. of plates : ill. ; 24 cm.
"Shortlisted for Financial Times/Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year Award 2013" Cover. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Discovery. "Who will show me the way in the world?" ; "I respectfully decline to answer the question" ; A family affair ; Drama at ITT ; Birdie trades ; Promises to keep ; The Good Ship Galleon -- Rising. No ask backs ; "The Tamil Tiger" of Wall Street ; Up or out at McKinsey ; The camera never lies ; The corner office ; Raj's edge ; Building Offshore-istan ; Partying and Polycom ; Playing for Team USA ; The Wharton Mafia ; Reeling in Roomy -- Falling. Moonlighting at McKinsey ; A Vanaprastha on the Hudson ; The dishonorable Dosco ; On the new Silk route ; The million-dollar man ; "You've gotta be a hustler" ; The richest maid in Silicon Valley ; The Wire ; "I played him like a finely tuned piano" ; A friend on the board ; A tragic call ; "Buy Goldman Sachs, buy Goldman Sachs" ; Trading at the Setai ; Handcuffs for breakfast -- Trials. "Why is it so quiet around here?" ; "He's a bad man" ; The Gupta file ; Kumar sings ; An unhappy Diwali ; Et tu, Kumar? ; A family secret.
Depicts the collapse of a multi-billion dollar South Asian hedge fund due to insider trading and describes the case brought against them by the son of Indian immigrants who went up against the corporation's founder.
9781455504022
2013932397
Hedge funds--Corrupt practices--United States.
Investment advisors--Corrupt practices--United States.
Insider trading in securities.
364.1680973 RA BI