The Financial Crisis: A Historical Perspective wins the Credit Crisis contest!
Nov 20, 12:11 pm PST
We apologize for the delay in announcing these results but they’re here finally! We’ve seen some amazing presentations from many participants, unfortunately we have to announce only 3 prize winners.
Our judges have spent some time looking through all the top entries and here are the ones they chose as best.
First Place
The best presentation in the contest and winner of an iPod Touch is “The Financial Crisis: An Historical Perspective” by Chris Hulls
What the judges had to say: “good, accurate, strong, good history”
Second Place
The second place presentation which wins an iPod nano is “The Crisis 101” by Pbycall
What the judges had to say: “Accurate, good ideas, good ending”
Third Place
An iPod shuffle and the third place is awarded to “Cooking up an International Global Finance Catastrophe” by TheKaiser
What the judges had to say: “Funny, very cute, effective and direct”
You can view other presentations on the contest entries page.
Congratulations to all the winners, please be sure to have up to date contact information in your SlideShare profiles so we can contact you! 
Nov 25, 6:45 pm
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Nov 27, 2:35 am
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Nov 27, 4:48 am
The slides tend to be sarcastic, saying that humans rarely learn from their mistakes. You can still put matters in a positive light, saying that markets will eventually recover.
Nov 27, 4:05 pm
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Dec 4, 7:57 am
ovberall it shows clearly that asian nations will rise and potentially india will become the financil capital of the world.History repeats itself first as a farce then as a tragedy;US of A will have to learn that temporay elation will lead to deepened erosion and loss of moral confidence and most important the spirit that we can do this.With jobs becoming scarier qualifications narrowing morality plummetting let us be honest and acknowledge that India as as global power,quote Nostradamas prophecy
Dec 6, 11:27 am
Dave,
nope. Asian nations are not in the list of winners. They are predominantly industrial. The industry is mostly impacted by the global crisis. Yes, they are at the end of the chain. They’ll get the short stick last, but they’ll have the shortest stick of all players, and they will carry it long after the rest of the players are recovered.
Jan 4, 7:05 pm
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Jan 14, 3:59 am
Irresponsible lending practices. Lending up to 110% of the purchase price of the assets, lending without down payment, allowing borrowers to have more than a 1/3 of their income going to their mortgage. Crazy loans like short term ARM, interest only loans.
The problem with no down-payment mortgage is that the borrower has no equity into the house. If he cannot pay his mortgage he losses nothing or hardly nothing. It’s like renting. Lending practices need to be clean up and lending requirement need to be tighter.
Feb 19, 7:22 am
Very nice information. Thanks for this.
Mar 30, 10:02 pm
nope. Asian nations are not in the list of winners. They are predominantly industrial. The industry is mostly impacted by the global crisis. Yes, they are at the end of the chain. They’ll get the short stick last, but they’ll have the shortest stick of all players, and they will carry it long after the rest of the players are recovered.
Apr 7, 1:19 pm
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