Reuters published a pioneering appropriation of Ambrose Bierce’s 1911 form in 2007, when the global financial crisis was barely beginning. Call it “The Original Devil’s Dictionary of Finance.”
But it no longer seems adequate for the post-crisis task. Herewith part one – for the letters A to K – of the sequel, updated and enlarged for the world of hedge funds, private equity, structured finance, subprime equity and the like: “The Devil’s Dictionary of Post-Crisis Finance.”
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