Fixed Income Securities: Tools for Today's Markets
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- Create Date：2022-09-27 09:19:45
- Update Date：2025-09-06
- Status：finish
- Author：Bruce Tuckman
- ISBN：1119835550
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Summary
Fixed-income securities traditionally promised fixed cash flows （like bonds）， but there have been many newly-created fixed income securities for which the promised cash flows depend on the level of interest rates， making them hard to value。 This revised book covers the most advanced thinking in the field and comprehensively shows how to value the complete universe of fixed income securities。 Included are all the latest fixed income securities valuation models and techniques， and their applications in real world situations。 The fourth edition will include a completely new intro chapter on global markets that reflects the numerous changes since the Crash of 2008， and updates throughout the rest of the book。
Reviews
Lizi Zhu
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It's a good book。 I'm talking about the third edition that came out in 2012。 But it's poorly written。 The authors talk about things the way the narrator of Gossip Girl talks。 They discuss things in a manner in which you tell your kid a fairy tale before saying good night to her/him。 One should never try to discuss science in such way， ever。 But it has good stuff in it。 It's almost like an aweful stand up comedian that throws a golden punch line every twenty minutes。 Hopefully you are still awake It's a good book。 I'm talking about the third edition that came out in 2012。 But it's poorly written。 The authors talk about things the way the narrator of Gossip Girl talks。 They discuss things in a manner in which you tell your kid a fairy tale before saying good night to her/him。 One should never try to discuss science in such way， ever。 But it has good stuff in it。 It's almost like an aweful stand up comedian that throws a golden punch line every twenty minutes。 Hopefully you are still awake then。The overall reading experience could be summarized as 70% percent of the time you wonder "what in the wolrd are you on about， yo" and 5% of the time you go "wow， that does make sense。 You practionners do know things a professor doesn't！" 。。。more
Sean
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