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The Structured Credit Handbook

ISBN: 978-0-471-74749-9
Hardcover
496 pages
March 2007
List Price: US $95.00
Government Price: US $48.45
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“The Structured Credit Handbook is an outstanding achievement. It provides and excellent and well-written tutorial on all aspects of structured credit markets and includes many interesting examples and applications. The book brings a wealth of institutional knowledge together with first-class economic analysis by some of the leading practitioners in the field. Rejan, McDermott, and Roy have written the definitive reference that students, researchers, investors, and market professionals have been waiting for.”—Francis Longstaff, Allstate Professor of Insurance and Finance, UCLA Anderson School of Management

“The Structured Credit Handbook is a unique blend of products and trading strategies. This is an authoritative and colorful treatment designed for investors and sales-and-trading professionals covering structured credit products. All of the key products are covered.”—Darrell Duffie, Dean Witter Distinguished Professor of Finance, Stanford University 

“Finally, a clearly written and comprehensive road map of the world of structured credit! The Structured Credit Handbook incisively analyzes the entire spectrum of structured credit products, from single name CDS to CDOs. Well-suited for students and practitioners alike, this book provides a unique, practical framework for understanding this complex and rapidly changing field. This book is destined to become a fixture in trading rooms, investment departments, and classrooms around the world.”—Ian Lui, Chief Investment Officer and Christopher Ni, Deputy Chief Investment Officer, Shin Kong Life Insurance Co. Ltd.

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