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Steven V. Mann

    Steven V. Mann je přední autor v oblasti financí, jehož rozsáhlé publikace a konzultační činnost mu zajistily uznání jako odborníka na dluhopisy a deriváty. Jeho práce, která se opírá o hluboké znalosti finančních trhů, zkoumá složitosti úrokového a kreditního rizika. Díky svým zkušenostem z akademické sféry i praxe nabízí Mann čtenářům jedinečný pohled na praktické aplikace finanční teorie. Jeho přístup je ceněn pro svou jasnost a hloubku, což z něj činí neocenitelný zdroj pro ty, kdo se chtějí v těchto komplexních oblastech orientovat.

    Measuring and Controlling Interest Rate and Credit Risk
    Securities Finance
    The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities
    • 2012

      The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities

      • 1419 stránek
      • 50 hodin čtení
      4,3(22)Ohodnotit

      Shows you the latest techniques for controlling portfolio risk to achieve investment objectives. You'll discover how to identify opportunities that enhance portfolio returns.

      The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities
    • 2005

      "Securities Finance," edited by Frank Fabozzi and Steven Mann, offers insights from industry experts on securities lending and financing strategies. The book covers essential topics such as risk evaluation, regulatory considerations, and innovative financing alternatives, providing valuable knowledge for market participants to enhance their skills in this dynamic field.

      Securities Finance
    • 2003

      Focusing on risk management, this book offers insights into using derivatives to effectively manage interest rate and credit risks, particularly in mortgage-backed securities portfolios. It covers essential topics such as measuring yield curve risk, employing swaps and exchange-traded options, and utilizing TC options. Additionally, it provides strategies for assessing and controlling interest rate risks associated with bond portfolios and trading positions, making it a valuable resource for finance professionals.

      Measuring and Controlling Interest Rate and Credit Risk