"God's banker" Hardcover – January 1, 1984 by Rupert Cornwell 
 
"Fascinating insight into the corrupt and fraudulent reign of Roberto Calvi over Banco Ambrosiano creating a $1,287 million financial black hole. Rupert Cornwell focuses on:

1. Calvi's unregulated overseas shell companies, which were used to illegally export funds out of Italy and then reinvest them to artificially support the share price of Banco Ambrosiano and other assets.
2. Calvi's relationship with the Vatican bank.

Calvi's involvement with the infamous P2 Freemasonry lodge, corrupt politicians and the Italian mafia is noted, but still shrouded under the same veil of secrecy as his death - hung under Blackfriars bridge in London. An great account of the financial transactions without illuminating all of hidden the underworld motivations." - Goodreads.com review
 
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