Roger Ehrenberg Articles

The Paulson Doctrine: An Uncertain Prescriptive for Uncertain Times

Unwittingly or not, Treasury Secretary Paulson has effectively created the Paulson Doctrine...
by Roger Ehrenberg - Sep 17, 2008 - in Economy

Investment Banking 2.0: Into the Future

Bear Stearns? Gone. Lehman Brothers? Gone. Merrill Lynch? Gone...
by Roger Ehrenberg - Sep 16, 2008 - in Economy

BAC/MER: The Market has Spoken - Survey Says, Boooo!

On a day that the S&P is down, oh, 3-4%, BAC is down over 20%...
by Roger Ehrenberg - Sep 16, 2008 - in Economy

Financial Reality: A few thoughts on LEH, MER and BAC

So, B of A is buying Merrill. Lehman is toast...
by Roger Ehrenberg - Sep 15, 2008 - in Economy

LEH: Dead Firm Walking

Lehman is a sad tale, a classic story of hubris and greed...
by Roger Ehrenberg - Sep 12, 2008 - in Economy

From Roadkill to Resurrection: Lessons Learned from a Failed Entrepreneur

My Monitor110 experience was chock-full of rich learning. Great...
by Roger Ehrenberg - Sep 12, 2008 - in Economy

The Alternative Asset Management Industry: Inexorable Forces for Change

Hedge funds (HFs), private equity firms (PEs) and venture capital funds (VCs) are facing historic challenges, many of...
by Roger Ehrenberg - Sep 05, 2008 - in Economy

A Country Divided

During my more than three decades of political and cultural awareness, I have never experienced the United States in...
by Roger Ehrenberg - Sep 01, 2008 - in Economy

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