The book "Financial Economics Strategic Risk & Investment Management Under Cover" offers a comprehensive analysis of investment opportunities in various areas such as stocks, bonds, innovations, real estate, and infrastructure. It examines risk management and crisis management strategies in the context of global economic policy, particularly since the financial crisis of 2008. During this time, public debt in many developed countries has reached unprecedented levels. The authors highlight how policymakers are attempting to reduce this debt and prevent a global depression by implementing complex mechanisms such as financial repression. The book also discusses the role of central banks and their quantitative easing programs, which guarantee negative real interest rates to alleviate the debt burden. Furthermore, various risk categories such as systemic, market, credit, and operational risks are analyzed in depth to understand the uncertainties that could lead to a new crisis.