Bonds and fixed income

Fixed income has a genuine canon: a few technical books that every desk owns, plus the narrative history of how the market was built.

9 books · 13 people behind it

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  1. Liar's PokerMichael Lewis, 1989
  2. The Bond KingMary Childs, 2022
  3. Inside the Yield BookSidney Homer, Martin L. Leibowitz, 1972
  4. A History of Interest RatesSidney Homer, Richard Sylla, 1963

The people behind it 13

Each person holds a book in this entry or names it in their own tags.

Investors 7

SH
Sidney Homer2 books here
Benjamin Grahamnamed in their tagsRay Dalionamed in their tags
AI
Antti Ilmanennamed in their tags
WJ
William J. Bernsteinnamed in their tags
LS
Larry Swedroenamed in their tags
RF
Rick Ferrinamed in their tags

Academics 4

FJ
Frank J. Fabozzi3 books here
SH
Sidney Homer2 books here
EI
Edward I. Altmannamed in their tags
WJ
William J. Bernsteinnamed in their tags

Journalists 2

Michael Lewis1 book here
RL
Roger Lowensteinnamed in their tags

Books 9

Sidney Homer, Richard Sylla · 1963 · Four thousand years of rates; the reference work.
Sidney Homer, Martin L. Leibowitz · 1972 · Introduced duration and total-return thinking to bond managers.
Frank J. Fabozzi · 1983 · The desk reference for every instrument in the market.
Michael Lewis · 1989 · Salomon Brothers and the invention of the mortgage-bond business.
Frank J. Fabozzi · 1989 · The standard course text on bond pricing and portfolio strategy.
Mary Childs · 2022 · Bill Gross and PIMCO; no Open Library work record found for this title.
Anthony Crescenzi · 2002 · Macro-driven approach to positioning across the curve.
Frank J. Fabozzi, Barbara S. Petitt, Jerald E. Pinto, Wendy L. Pirie · 2007 · The CFA Institute treatment of valuation and risk measures.
Siddhartha Jha · 2011 · Practical guide to trading rates, swaps and futures.