One of the casualties of the Financial Crisis was a rupture in trust and credibility in the business world. As Bear Stearns and Lehman folded precipitously, and allegedly investment grade assets unraveled in value, the world was confronted with greater risk and greater volatility in investment decisions. This has made it harder for people to know whom to trust in the business world. Many brilliant business writers have explored this topic and have concluded that a byproduct of the great financial crisis is a trust and credibility deficit.
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