Managers remember Lehmans 10 years on: 'It was a lesson in fighting fear and your instincts'
Experts' experiences and lessons learned
As we mark the decade anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, asset allocators and fund selectors remember 'the emotional impact' of the event that saw close to $10trn (£7.68trn) losses in global equity markets, fuelling the worst financial crisis in recent history, and explain how it affected them as investors.
One CIO has described the collapse of Lehmans as a "scar" that those who worked through the event bear, while another commentator asserts that every investor who was active at the time will have been affected....
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