Jaegur Martin

JAEGUR CRAIG MARTIN is a reformed financial analyst who traded suit-and-tie and financial statements for tie-dye and profound statements. The barefoot contrarian untangles complex financial webs to present them with humour as dry as an audit report, but infinitely more interesting, with his unique South African writing style. His book, 'Boland Bankers Behaving Badly' tells the success story of a South African bank, while also exposing all of the shenanigans that helped the executives grow a business that big, that fast. His book, 'Where Money Goes To Die' covers five decades of Michael Saylor's life, including how he built MicroStrategy (MSTR) into the biggest Bitcoin treasury and a top 100 US company. It is a great example of Literary FACTion and weaves through the book a fictional story of Mia Gonzalez and her daughter Taylita Gonzalez and a Picasso painting that was carried from Cuba to America. The story is designed to make you think about what money is and what we call value.