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"This very useful book makes two important contributions. First, it will deepen the reader's understanding of how problems in certain derivatives markets contributed to the crisis. Second, it will inform the reader about how practitioners are now adapting their analysis tools to address pricing and risk measurement issues that were highlighted by the crisis. This volume is made even more useful and satisfying by being didactic while avoiding polemics." Barry Schachter, Founder, GloriaMundi.org "An extensive, rigorous book about the financial crisis, written by a star cast of quants. This collection of research articles digs deep into the origins of the crisis, and provides an analytical road map for a better financial system." Sanjiv R. Das, Professor of Finance, Santa Clara University "This book has an extraordinary range of well organized chapters from highly distinguished financial academics and practitioners. Given the poor historical record of learning from financial crises, this book provides an invaluable opportunity to gain multiple important perspectives from people in a position to share substantial wisdom that should not be missed." Bennett W. Golub, Chief Risk Officer, BlackRock, Inc. "A by-quants, for-quants reflection on the financial crisis. Eschewing a monolithic 'big story' interpretation of the crisis, this book explores the multiple causes and consequences of the crisis. Most importantly, it extracts lessons for model-building, risk management and regulation." Michael Gordy, Risk Magazine Quant of the Year 2004 "This detailed study in 21 lessons grouped in 6 chapters gives a perfect overview. Distinguished financial experts from the academic as well as from the practitioner's side deepen the understanding of markets as well as models and model-building and regulation. An excellent book for all involved in the financial industry." Dr. Wolfgang Ettl "I have not finished reading it all but, so far, it is THE Reference to have on the Financial Crisis. The more I read, the more I want to read. ... it's true when they say that knowledge is priceless: Initially I thought I bought a book, but in reality I have acquired knowledge. It's truly unfair to use price as a decisive criterion in your decision to get this book. ... Thank you Risk Books for sharing it with the rest of us." Mohammad Fheili