Anyone with an interest in financial services and in what has gone wrong will find The Spider Network compelling. -- Daniel Finkelstein * The Times * a surprisingly human narrative truly memorable a vivid depiction of the ethos of the core financial institutions upon which the global economy depends * New York Times * a model of investigative financial writing... a more satisfying read than THE BIG SHORT by Michael Lewis * Literary Review * will snare you in its web of deceit, lies, corruption, manipulation and colourful characters. [ a] brilliant investigative exposé * Harlan Coben, bestselling thriller author * supremely gripping ... a thrilling tour de force of reporting, revelation and reasoning ... unmissable * Iain Martin, bestselling author of MAKING IT HAPPEN: FRED GOODWIN, RBS AND THE MEN WHO BLEW UP THE BRITISH ECONOMY * An incredibly entertaining, globe-straddling inside account of how one trader turbocharged a greedy cabal that scammed savers and borrowers everywhere. A must read if you want to understand how big banks and traders really work * Marcus Brauchli, former Executive Editor of the Washington Post and Managing Editor of the Wall Street Journal * Equally entertaining and illuminating Enrichs brilliant depiction owes to deep reporting, deft writing, and a nuanced approach that characterizes the entire book First-rate. * John Helyar, bestselling author of BARBARIANS AT THE GATE * how did a socially awkward English math whiz mastermind manipulation of lending rates on a global scale? And was Tom Hayes truly the mastermind, or just a cog in a corrupt banking system? In David Enrichs gripping tale, the characters have nicknames worthy of the Mafia, and their ethical compasses aren't much better * Paul Ingrassia, Pulitzer Prize winner and bestselling author of CRASH COURSE * gripping and disturbing ... It reads like a thriller and has some hilarious moments, whilst raising important questions about the nature of our financial and judicial systems * Ian Fraser, journalist and author of SHREDDED: INSIDE RBS, THE BANK THAT BROKE BRITAIN * David Enrich is a masterful story teller ... Michael Lewis has a new rival * Sheila Bair, former chair of the FDIC and president of Washington College *
