Den of Thieves (James B. Stewart, 1991)

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  • The culture of Wall Street in the 1980s, characterized by excess, greed, and corruption.
  • Insider trading scandals, including Ivan Boesky, Michael Milken, Dennis Levine, and Martin Siegel.
  • Insider trading, stock manipulation, and corporate raiding that were rampant during this period.
  • Investigations by regulatory agencies such as the SEC and the Justice Department to uncover and prosecute these crimes.
  • Criminal charges, fines, and prison sentences.
  • Scandals on Wall Street, regulation, and public perception of the financial industry.

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