For those with long memories, news that some private credit funds have capped withdrawals brings to mind the summer of 2007, when a European bank limited withdrawals from funds stuffed with securities ...

Richard Bookstaber, author of A Demon of Our Own Design, warns today’s financial system faces dangers even greater than 2008./ Image: Institute for New Economic Thinking Bookstaber, who by then had ...

Alan Schwartz, who led Bear Stearns when it collapsed during the 2008 financial crisis, said Monday he does not believe the current turmoil in private credit markets will create the same systemic ...

The 2008 financial crisis was one of the most dramatic and far-reaching economic disasters in living memory. Triggered in early 2007 by reckless lending in the US property market, it spread worldwide, ...

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The 2-year yield rose above the fed-funds rate target, while the Treasury curve continued to flatten on Thursday. - MarketWatch/Getty Images, iStockphoto Troubling developments unfolded in the U.S.

Risks of a financial crisis are brewing, and it could be worse than the Great Recession, according to a longtime finance pro who predicted the 2008 crisis. Richard Bookstaber, a Wall Street veteran ...

A handful of compounding risks threatens the market, Wall Street veteran Richard Bookstaber said. Bookstaber , who foreshadowed the Great Recession, said the next financial crisis may be even worse.

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Mr. Bookstaber is the author of “A Demon of Our Own Design,” which in 2007 warned of the potential for a financial crisis. At the start of the 2008 financial crisis, I was at a hedge fund. By its end, ...

ORLANDO, Florida, March 10 (Reuters) - Every financial market crisis is different, but they do rhyme, and parallels are beginning to emerge between the tremors now rippling through private credit and ...