David Enrich is the Financial Enterprise Editor for the Wall Street Journal, where he leads a team of investigative journalists. His reporting has won a number of awards, including the 2016 Gerald Loeb Award for his work on the Libor scandal, which he expanded into his book, The Spider Network.
David Enrich Books
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The Spider Network
David Enrich
The Wild Story of a Math Genius, a Gang of Backstabbing Bankers, and One of the Greatest Scams in Financial History
4.3 (85 ratings)
Listen to the Intro00:00What's The Spider Network about?
The Spider Network (2017) tells the fascinating story of Tom Hayes, the man who took the fall for the banking industry’s secret habit of manipulating interest rates. It’s a tale of what happens when traders, brokers and bank executives are allowed to operate without oversight.
Who should read The Spider Network?
- Traders, brokers and anyone interested in the stock market
- Investors hoping to avoid getting fleeced
- Fans of a good corporate crime story
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Dark Towers
David Enrich
Deutsche Bank, Donald Trump, and an Epic Trail of Destruction
4.4 (97 ratings)
Listen to the Intro00:00What's Dark Towers about?
Dark Towers (2020) is a heavily researched look into the ignominious rise and devastating fall of Deutsche Bank. Over the course of 150 years, the bank helped build the American railroad system, funded Nazi genocide, schmoozed Russian oligarchs, and had a hand in the election of President Donald Trump. When Deutsche executive Bill Broeksmit killed himself in 2014, he came to symbolize the destructive power of the bank’s institutional greed.
Who should read Dark Towers?
- People who work in finance
- Anyone still mad about the government’s Wall Street bailout
- Stock market watchers