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Merchants of Debt book. Kravis and Roberts wrote their way int For more than a decade, Henry Kravis and George Roberts have been archetypes, first of Wall Street's boom years and then of its excesses. Their story and that of their firm-the biggest, most successful, and most controversial participant in the age of an entire era of financial maneuvering and speculative mania.

Kravis and Roberts wrote their way into the history books by concocting one giant takeover after another. The story of KKR shows how pride, jealousy, fear, and ambition fueled Wall Street's debt mania-with consequences that affected hundreds of thousands of people.

Anders, George, 1957-. New York, NY : BasicBooks.

Anders tells the story of how Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) took advantage of Wall Street's tolerance of debt to finagle massive .

Anders tells the story of how Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) took advantage of Wall Street's tolerance of debt to finagle massive corporate takeovers of companies that included Safeway, Drexel, and Nabisco. Annotation c. Book News, In. Portland, OR (booknews. Publisher: Beard Books.

Merchants of Debt - George Anders. Much of American business history is shaped by this unending tug of war. At that time, KKR’s founding partners, Henry Kravis and George Roberts, pulled back the curtain and told revealing stories about their work to a degree that they never really have done before or since. The firm’s rise deserves a serious biographical history of its own, and this book is intended to serve that mission. But there has always been a bigger story to tell, too. KKR’s saga intrigues because it illuminates the maneuverings and personalities of an era when debt ran wild.

George Anders (born 1957) is an American business journalist and the author of five books, including the New York Times bestseller, Perfect Enough. He currently resides in Northern California. Anders has been writing for national publications since the 1980s.

This book shows KKR's financial alchemy in action, as the firm combines borrowed money and borrowed management to create many billions of dollars of profits from owning companies such as Safeway, Duracell and Beatrice - while also struggling to salvage its giant RJR Nabisco investment