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49-6384 HG6024 2010-38506 CIP Dunbar, Nicholas. The devil's derivatives: the untold story of the slick traders and hapless regulators who almost blew up Wall Street-and are ready to do it again. Harvard Business Review Press, 2011. 291p index afp ISBN 9781422177815, $27.95
Derivative financial products such as futures contracts and puts and calls have existed for years, but during the late 20th century,...
