Mastering Investment: Your Single-Source Guide to Becoming a Master of Investment - Couverture souple

Pickford, James

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 027365926X ISBN 13 : 9780273659266

Editeur : Financial Times Prentice Hall, 2002

Synopsis

Book by Pickford James

A propos du livre

Quatrième de couverture

Financial Times Mastering Investment Your single-source guide to becoming a master of investment. The challenges of today's financial world make the understanding and application of investment a vital skill for executives, students and investment professionals. Volatile markets, innovation in financial instruments, a focus on value and performance, dot com investment and the rise of risk management, are just some of the developments that corporate, institutional and private investors have faced over recent years.  Mastering Investment has been written by leading business thinkers from the top business schools and the investment industry itself. Together they have produced an invaluable survey of the subject, bringing together fundamental principles, investment practise and cutting edge thinking that covers all aspects of this complex and intrguing subject.  Shedding light on the mysteries of successful investment strategies.  Featuring the brightest minds on the biggest investment topics, including: Paul Marsh on building a share indexStephen Schaefer on bond portfolio managementChristopher Culp on the use and abuse of derivativesOren Furst and Nahum Malumad on valuing old and new companiesDonald Keim and Ananth Madhaven on equity trade costsSuresh Sundaresan on mixing assetsIan Cooper on portfolio diversificationKaveh Alamouti on optimizing returnsMenachem Brenner on the varying nature of volatile forcesBruce Kamich on the art of reading the marketAndrew Metrick on investing in private equityHoward Davies on the single financial regulator...

Revue de presse

"Uncertainty creates the opportunity that is fundamental to markets and must be embraced by investors."
Peter Bernstein

"The gains to be had by predicting the economic cycle are enormous. The problem is that economists cannot get their forecasts right."
Jeremy Siegel, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, p.17

"The basic argument for aquiring foreign securities is that rates of return will be higher than on domestic securities, primarily because of theit more rapid rates of growth."
Robert Z. Aliber, University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, p.167

"Hedge funds are increasingly attracting the attention of institutional investors. Falling and volatile equity markets, low bond yields and crisis-prone emerging markets are prompting investors to search for new destinations for their assets."
Kaveh Alamouti, Optimum Asset Management Limited, p.190

"The difference between investing today and in years past is not only the ease with which individuals access information and build a portfolio, but the fact that financial markets are more intricately tied to our blueprints of the future."
Greg Elmiger, RiskMetrics, p.225

"During the internet boom, the venture capital model seemed omnipotent. Now after scores of dot coms backed by blue-chip venture capitalists have gone bust, it is time for a sober evaltuation."
Amar Bhide, Columbia Business School, p.292

À propos de cette édition

• Éditeur: Financial Times Prentice Hall
• Date d'édition: 2002
• ISBN 10: 027365926X
• ISBN 13: 9780273659266
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 368