The looming bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, and the forced sale of Merrill Lynch, two of the greatest names in finance, mark the end of an era. The market optimism that led to de-regulation of financial markets in the 1980’s and 1990’s is over, and will be replaced by a new cycle of government intervention.
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LONDON – The looming bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, and the forced sale of Merrill Lynch, two of the greatest names in finance, mark the end of an era. But what will come next?