Investing Amid Crisis: Lessons from the Lehman Bankruptcy

During the Lehman bankruptcy, Howard Marks faced a critical decision: invest despite the chaos or risk failing in his role. He and his partner Bruce invested $7 billion in distressed debt, believing that if the financial world didn't collapse, they would miss opportunities. This decision was based on a lack of historical data, relying instead on their judgment to navigate unprecedented uncertainty.

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