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this pure masterclass from Yale professor explains investment banking, breaking down decades of studying financial crises and showing why pure investment banking was fundamentally destroyed in 2008 when Lehman Brothers collapsed after a massive bank run on repo markets, giants like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley were forced to...

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