Traders – Season 1

Traders Season 1

Gardner Ross is a small Canadian investment bank that is somewhat profitable, but often faces a takeover by a larger institution due to its inability to compete in a global marketplace. Crisis strikes when senior partner Cedric Ross is jailed after money goes missing from an initial public offering. Fearing that his partner Adam Cunningham will take advantage of his absence to agree to a friendly takeover by a larger bank, he calls on his only child, Sally, to take care of his interests in his absence. Meanwhile, hotshot trader Jack Larkin is looking to break into investment banking and approaches Adam, who agrees to allow Larkin to join the firm if he can land another IPO. Jack undercuts a rival bank and wins the IPO, but as the investment syndicate falls through, Gardner Ross finds itself responsible for most of the underwriting of the issue, and if the sale goes poorly, faces the loss of all of its investment capital. Luckily, head trader Marty Stephens saves the day by making a large profit for the bank selling the issue into a cool market.

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Options (1.1)
When Cedric Ross, the head of Gardner/Ross, is arrested and held in jail for fraud, he brings in his daughter Sally to represent him at the firm. Meanwhile, Jack Larkin, a young hotshot angling to be hired as a corporate financier, gambles the firm on a multi-million dollar deal.

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Pennies From Heaven (1.2)
On the hunt for a firm-saving deal to match Jack’s coup with HotRocks, Adam blackmails a Cabinet Minister while Jack has to win a bet with Gardner/Ross’ beautiful retail broker, Ayn, to get access to one of her eccentric billionaire clients.

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Bad is Good (1.3)
After Adam’s bungled British Rail privatization stock threatens to bankrupt the firm, Jack struggles to recoup the loss with a Navadyne deal involving a pair of naive inventors, an eccentric billionaire and a brilliant but spaced-out derivatives trader.

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