Synopsis

The unraveling began subtly, a slow erosion of confidence that ultimately fractured the financial system. A precarious edifice built on complex instruments and unchecked risk, it finally succumbed to its own weight. The consequences were far-reaching, a cascade of economic hardship felt globally. Those at the heart of the crisis – the policymakers, the titans of industry – seemed blind to the impending disaster. Their interventions, intended to stem the tide, proved insufficient, a desperat