2008 : La historia secreta de cómo Wall Street y Washington lucharon por salvar el sistema financiero

Shortly after the 2008 financial collapse, Andrew Ross Sorkin offered the first comprehensive, insider account of one of the greatest economic crises in modern history. With unprecedented access to key players —from the offices of Lehman Brothers to the corridors of power in Washington and confidential meetings in Asia— this book reconstructs, moment by moment, how a seemingly invulnerable system crumbled. Through vibrant and precise storytelling, Sorkin unveils the decisions, tensions, and ambitions that defined those pivotal days. Key figures in finance and politics face not only an economic crisis but also their own limitations: ego, greed, fear, and the responsibility of sustaining a system on the brink of collapse. Like a thriller, each scene reveals new details about a disaster whose roots stretched back a decade. This is the definitive story of how a global storm that impacted millions was brewing. An unparalleled portrait to understand the year in which the financial world faltered and those who, believing themselves too big to fall, ended up plummeting into the void.