WHEN The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management GENIUS HOW ONE SMALL BANK CREATED A TRILLION-DOLLAR HOLE FAILED

 

You're describing the core elements of the book "When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management" by Roger Lowenstein. It's not an article, but a book. The key points you've highlighted are:

• WHEN: Implies a timeline of events, the rise and fall.¹
• The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management: This is the subject, a hedge fund that experienced spectacular success and then dramatic failure.²
• GENIUS: Refers to the collection of brilliant minds, including Nobel laureates, who ran LTCM.³
• HOW ONE SMALL BANK CREATED A TRILLION-DOLLAR HOLE: This is a bit of a simplification. LTCM wasn't a bank, but a hedge fund.⁴ However, its collapse did create a systemic risk that threatened a much larger financial crisis.⁵ The "trillion-dollar hole" refers to the massive scale of the potential losses and the interconnectedness of LTCM with the broader financial system.⁶
• FAILED: The ultimate outcome for LTCM.

So, to be precise, these are the defining characteristics of the book "When Genius Failed," not an article.