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Bear Stearns

Investment banking companywww.bearstearns.com

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Sep 15, 2026

RonHOST
10:12
Why do we want to listen to Nomi Prince? What's her credibility level? She's a prominent macroeconomist, author, and former Wall Street executive.
RonHOST
10:24
She spent over 15 years as a senior executive at firms like Goldman Sachs and Bear Stearns before leaving Wall Street to focus on economic journalism and financial reform.
RonHOST
10:38
Her insights on silver carry weight because she combines deep insider knowledge of central bank liquidity... paper market distortions and global macroeconomics with an analysis of silver's physical supply deficit and growing industrial demand.
RonHOST
10:57
So that's why we should listen to her.
Phil StriebelHOST
0:35
They are well off their lowest levels, though, and they continue to feel the pressure from rising interest rates as the 10-year yield pushes to its highest since 2007 as the Fed rate hike expectations rise.
Phil StriebelHOST
0:47
I had to bust out the Bear Stearns risk management hat here.
Phil StriebelHOST
0:52
because back in 2007, the treasury yields, they actually declined on that flight to safety, but it was the MBS spreads here.
Phil StriebelHOST
0:58
They jumped massively here, bear CDS spreads.
Tyler FornessHOST
27:36
Absolutely legendary.
Tyler FornessHOST
27:37
Luke Braun called it the Bear Stearns drive, which I thought was hilarious.
Tyler FornessHOST
27:42
Even so, you still are only down three, and then you blow the rest of the game.
Tyler FornessHOST
27:47
So I don't even want to hear it.
Mark FrancisGUEST
12:42
So I got into the headhunting world 19 years ago.
Mark FrancisGUEST
12:45
So back then I was placing derivatives traders into banks, right? Moving peop- between banks that don't even exist now, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, you know, AB and AMR in Asia.
Mark FrancisGUEST
12:53
They don't even have trading desks anymore.
Mark FrancisGUEST
12:55
And so that was what I did for the first five and a half years of my career, and then I became an entrepreneur 14 years ago-
John VellaGUEST
1:01
And from that point on, I got involved in financial services, worked for the FDIC for a period of time where I would go in failed banks and run and turn around the failed banks.
John VellaGUEST
1:13
And then from that, I went into the mortgage and the lending side of the business, as well as the servicing side, working for many great companies like Bear Stearns, Chase, HSBC, several mortgage banks.
John VellaGUEST
1:32
and most currently with Loramac, and previously worked at Selene before this, which is owned by Peretium in New York, where I've run servicing operations, I've run lending operations, and I've run companies.
John VellaGUEST
1:47
And it's been a wild ride, and it's hard to believe I've been in this business that long, but it's been a long time.
Damon HauensteinGUEST
9:50
And, yeah, so you kind of get over there.
Damon HauensteinGUEST
9:54
Bear Stearns has a couple of hedge funds that buckle.
Damon HauensteinGUEST
9:56
Next thing you know, Lehman's like on the brink of collapse and then ultimately does collapse.
Damon HauensteinGUEST
10:02
And Citi, like every other global investment bank, was like in a period of uncertainty as to whether the entity would survive at all.
Eric ChuGUEST
2:04
And then I wanted to switch professionally into financial services industry.
Eric ChuGUEST
2:08
And interesting years after business school, because that was in back 2008 during the peak of financial crisis, was supposed to join Lehman Bear Stearns.
Eric ChuGUEST
2:16
But, you know, that's a separate story there.
Eric ChuGUEST
2:21
Ended up working for a hedge fund for a couple of years and then and later on joined an investment bank for a number of years covering telecommunication services.
speaker_0HOST
11:19
Il test finale.
speaker_0HOST
11:21
Fallimenti a catena, Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns.
speaker_1HOST
11:24
IG salvata con 182 miliardi di soldi pubblici.
speaker_1HOST
11:28
L'Islanda crolla.
Chris McMonigleHOST
53:15
Businesses that make that kind of money in one day don't go anywhere.
Craig CartonHOST
53:18
Other than the 2008 housing crash and Bear Stearns-
Chris McMonigleHOST
53:20
Right
Craig CartonHOST
53:20
... you're exactly correct.
Craig CartonHOST
7:12
I- Businesses that make that kind of money in one day don't go anywhere.
Craig CartonHOST
7:15
Other than the 2008 housing crash and Bear Stearns- Right ... you're exactly correct.
Craig CartonHOST
7:19
Right.
Craig CartonHOST
7:19
Too big to fail.

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