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Trust Fund
From the New York Times bestselling author of The Takeover and The Insider comes a riveting new novel pitting brother against brother and putting personal honor to the ultimate test--in the world of high finance and boundless ambition among power brokers from Wall Street to Washington.
A scion of wealth and privilege, Bo Hancock is the youngest son of Connecticut's most inf...more
A scion of wealth and privilege, Bo Hancock is the youngest son of Connecticut's most inf...more
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Published
January 18th 2001
by Ballantine Books
(first published 2001)
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Stephen Fry's finance books are awesome. And this one proves no different. To what lengths will a brother go to for getting his entire share of the inheritance? This thriller lays that out with a usual twist. While outlining a fund manager's job, the tensions in family business are also detailed here
This book's plot twisted around so much it was hard to follow. The character development was weak - although one of the twists was trying to figure out was doing what. Just too convoluted for me.
Frey is great when it comes to the financial side of the plot, characters, and dialogue, but he stumbles badly when trying to reach beyond his area of expertise
Wall Street meets White House meets wealthy family. Good twists and turns, quick pace, another excellent piece of Frey's work.
Loved this book - sometimes the good guys win and do the right thing for the right reason.
Nice, quick beach read. The red herrings had me going to the very end. The high stakes field of finance was very well done.
Too many tentacles, too much mis-direction and too implausible for me.
just a dumb, fast read... Sometimes you need one.
Nov 01, 2011
Ruchi
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Stephen Frey's foresight always amazes me.. Predicting the crisis a decade before it actually happened!! WOW!!
This book was a little hard for me to get into but once I did it was ok. I wasn't to impressed with the ending.
I tried hard to like it. Didn't at all.
A page-turning easy read
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For the last 15 years I’ve been lucky enough to be a novelist. Until recently the books were set in the worlds of Wall Street and Washington. In addition to writing, I’ve also had a career in finance with specialties including merger & acquisition advisory and private equity at firms like J.P. Morgan in New York City and Winston Partners just outside D.C. in northern Virginia.
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