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Category Archives: Movies and documentaries
Analysis of the movie Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
Analysis of the movie Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps This article written by Akshit Gupta (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole – Master in Management, 2019-2022) analyzes the movie Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010) and explains the key financial concepts … Continue reading
Film analysis: Too Big To Fail
Film analysis: Too Big To Fail Foreward A pervasive moral stigma follows the financial sector, which has a dogged reputation for unethical and illegal behaviour. However, the ethical lapses often associated with finance are not always intentional. Instead, a contributing … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008 financial crisis, Movie, Wall Street
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Film analysis: The Wolf of Wall Street
Film analysis: The Wolf of Wall Street Foreward A pervasive moral stigma follows the financial sector, which has a dogged reputation for unethical and illegal behaviour. However, the ethical lapses often associated with finance are not always intentional. Instead, a … Continue reading
Film analysis: The Big Short
Film analysis: The Big Short Foreward A pervasive moral stigma follows the financial sector, which has a dogged reputation for unethical and illegal behaviour. However, the ethical lapses often associated with finance are not always intentional. Instead, a contributing factor … Continue reading
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Tagged Financial leverage, Movie, Wall Street
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Film analysis: Rogue Trader
Film analysis: Rogue Trader This article written by Marie POFF (ESSEC Business School, Global Bachelor of Business Administration, 2020) analyzes the Rogue trader film. Based on a true story, ‘Rogue Trader’ details how risky trades made by Nick Leeson, an … Continue reading
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Tagged Derivatives, Financial leverage, Movies, Trader
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Film analysis: Other People’s Money
Film analysis: Other People’s Money This article written by Marie POFF (ESSEC Business School, Global Bachelor of Business Administration, 2020) analyzes the Other People’s Money film. “Other People’s Money” is a film about a near obsolete publicly traded company, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Financial leverage, Movie, Takeover, Wall Street
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Analysis of Other People’s Money movie
Analysis of Other People’s Money movie This article written by Akshit Gupta (ESSEC Business School, Master in Management, 2022) analyzes Other People’s Money movie. Other People’s Money is an American comedy-drama film launched in 1991 based on a play written … Continue reading
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Analysis of the Barbarians at the Gate movie
Analysis of Barbarians at the Gate movie This article written by Akshit GUPTA (ESSEC Business School, Master in Management, 2022) analyzes Barbarians at the Gate movie. Analysis of the movie Barbarians at the Gate (1993) is a television movie based … Continue reading
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Tagged Financial levarage, Wall Street
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Analysis of The Rogue Trader movie
Analysis of The Rogue Trader movie This article written by Akshit Gupta (ESSEC Business School, Grande Ecole – Master in Management, 2019-2022) analyzes The Rogue Trader movie. Rogue Trader (1999) is a British drama film depicting the life of Nick … Continue reading
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Tagged Futures, Nick Lesson, Operational risk, Risk management, Trader
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Analysis of the Margin Call movie
Analysis of Margin Call movie This article written by Akshit Gupta (ESSEC Business School, Master in Management, 2022) analyzes Margin Call movie. Margin Call (2011) is an entangling American drama movie based on the events that took place within an … Continue reading