The 1998 Collapse of Long-Term Capital Management

The collapse of Long-Term Capital Management in 1998 revealed how even the most sophisticated strategies can unravel under extreme market stress. This episode explores the rise and fall of the hedge fund, the role of quantitative models and leverage, and the ripple effects across the global financial system. Connections to today’s market environment highlight ongoing challenges in risk management and liquidity, while offering perspective on how investors can approach uncertainty. Join Dr. David Kelly, Chief Global Strategist, and Noble Cooper, Research Analyst, as they revisit the story of Long-Term Capital Management and share insights for navigating today’s complex markets.

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