Joseph Tibman interviewed by leading Spanish newspaper, La Razon

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 26, 2009 --

Joseph Tibman, author of "The Murder of Lehman Brothers, An Insider's Look at the Global Meltdown" has been receiving fresh interest in unexpected places. The European press, now weeks after the Lehman anniversary has been seeking him out of late, most recently La Razon. Why? Because they feel he provides both candor and incite that does not insult the intelligence of their audiences, but explains the financial crisis to people who lack a finance background. Academia is also discovering Tibman's book, as a growing number of professors in North America, Europe and Asia are securing copies to assess.

Tibman's book is developing a reputation as the most user-friendly account of the economic crisis. Many critics and readers have stated that while the book is an insider's tale of what happened at Lehman, that the book has also enabled many to understand why the financial crisis happened. In particular, people who have not spent careers in finance report that they can finally understand a very complex time whereas in the past a full understanding proved illusive. Academics are now interested, not only because the book explains the economic crisis, but because it gives business and economic students a gritty feel for the real world of finance in which many are planning to establish careers.

Tibman has said he is extremely happy to receive this feedback as a principal reason he wrote the book was to broaden the range of people who understand the financial crisis and the remaining problems.

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