The first 150 pages or so relate Browder's adventures (and misadventures) as he established himself in the world of high finance. The book is really comprised of two parts.
Red Notice chronicles his career as he made and lost fortunes and eventually ended up on the wrong side of some very powerful men. Bill Browder, a young and aspiring entrepreneur, sought to take advantage of the emerging Russian markets and so in 1996 formed Hermitage Capital Management, an investment and asset management firm focused on the country's economy. The dissolution of the USSR in 1991 opened new doors to foreign investment. An exposé of corruption in the Russian government turns into a high-stakes game with potentially dangerous implications for the author, as outlined in this gripping non-fiction account.
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