Author: David Enrich

Enrich runs business investigations at a New York paper and writes books out of the reporting. Dark Towers traces Deutsche Bank from a provincial German lender to the only institution still willing to lend to Donald Trump, through a long run of scandals and the death of a senior executive, and it rests on documents and on people inside the bank who agreed to talk. Servants of the Damned turns to Jones Day, among the largest law firms in America, and argues that the profession's willingness to act for any client carries consequences it prefers not to examine. He was at the Wall Street Journal beforehand and has won a Gerald Loeb award.