Book Reviews
Mark Rieder’s Reminiscences of a Bond Operator is a hands-on guide to corporate bond analysis, fixed-income portfolio construction, and navigating today’s evolving private credit landscape.
This book fills a unique gap between the CFA curriculum and the growing demand to find model-driven investment management solutions.
This book highlights a cross-section of issues relevant to the current state of alternative investments.
This book digs into Buffett’s pre-Berkshire investments. The result is a fresh look into the origins of his investment approach.
Donald Chew delivers a love letter to unfettered capitalism and the financial system that oils the gears of commerce.
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Massive M&A deals make headlines but too rarely make money for stockholders.
Should I add bitcoin to my portfolio? If not, why not? This book will help advisors field these tough client questions.
Lukasz Pomorski adeptly discusses the good, the bad, and the unknown of sustainable investing while acknowledging that the answer to some of the critical questions is the dreaded “it depends.”
This highly readable book contains numerous entertaining anecdotes about, and descriptions of, the lifestyles of the rich and famous. Readers’ interest will never flag as they glean the chunks of wisdom that they can productively apply to investment analysis.