Risk Management and Drawdown Control

Surviving the path, not just the destination; leverage, correlation breakdown and the difference between volatility and risk.

15 books · 14 people behind it

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  1. When Genius FailedRoger Lowenstein, 2000
  2. The Most Important ThingHoward Marks, 2011
  3. The Black SwanNassim Nicholas Taleb, 2007
  4. Against the GodsPeter L. Bernstein, 1996

The people behind it 14

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

Investors 7

Howard Marks1 book here
JD
Jack D. Schwager1 book here
PL
Peter L. Bernstein1 book here
JH
John Hussmannamed in their tags
Paul Tudor Jonesnamed in their tagsStephen A. Schwarzmannamed in their tags
VK
Van K. Tharpnamed in their tags

Founders 1

Stephen A. Schwarzmannamed in their tags

Executives 1

Stephen A. Schwarzmannamed in their tags

Academics 1

Nassim Nicholas Taleb1 book here

Journalists 4

JD
Jack D. Schwager1 book here
PL
Peter L. Bernstein1 book here
RL
Roger Lowenstein1 book here
GT
Gillian Tett1 book here

Books 15

Gerald M. Loeb · 1935 · Depression-era trader on capital preservation and concentration
Alfred Lansing · 1959 · Shackleton's survival; decision-making when the plan is already lost
Paul Embrechts, Claudia Kluppelberg, Thomas Mikosch · 1997 · The technical reference on extreme value theory for insurance and finance
Jack D. Schwager · 2012 · Schwager interviews hedge fund managers on edge and risk control.
Gillian Tett · 2015 · How organisational silos hide risk; an anthropologist inside banks
Philippe Jorion · 1996 · The standard technical reference for the measure and its limits.
Laurence Gonzales · 2003 · Who lives and who dies in extreme situations, and why
Daniel Gardner · 2008 · Why people misjudge risk; the availability heuristic in public life
Aaron Brown · 2011 · A working risk manager on what value-at-risk is and is not for.