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The Weekend that Changed Wall Street
Allayannis, Yiorgos (George); Brandriff, Christopher Case F-1587 / Published July 14, 2009
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This case examines the causes and consequences of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy during one of the most fascinating weekends in financial history. It's about the commercial paper market, a major funding market served by Lehman Brothers, and the events that led to "breaking the buck" on money market funds. It also examines the CDS market where Lehman was such a big player, the potential impact that CDSs had on the crisis, and the notion and validity of the too-big-to-fail hypothesis.



Learning Objectives

• Discuss the causes and consequences of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy • Examine the commercial paper market, a major funding market served by Lehman Brothers, and the events that led to “breaking the buck” on the money market funds • Examine the CDS market and the potential impact that CDSs had on the crisis • Explore the moral hazard issues surrounding the banking sector and the notion of too big to fail


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    This case examines the causes and consequences of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy during one of the most fascinating weekends in financial history. It's about the commercial paper market, a major funding market served by Lehman Brothers, and the events that led to "breaking the buck" on money market funds. It also examines the CDS market where Lehman was such a big player, the potential impact that CDSs had on the crisis, and the notion and validity of the too-big-to-fail hypothesis.

  • Learning Objectives

    Learning Objectives

    • Discuss the causes and consequences of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy • Examine the commercial paper market, a major funding market served by Lehman Brothers, and the events that led to “breaking the buck” on the money market funds • Examine the CDS market and the potential impact that CDSs had on the crisis • Explore the moral hazard issues surrounding the banking sector and the notion of too big to fail