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This title in other editionsTraders, Guns & Money: Knowns and Unknowns in the Dazzling World of Derivativesby Satyajit Das
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:'
a distinctly timely book ... Traders, Guns & Money tries to reach out to the mathematically challenged to explain how the world of derivatives really works. Gillian Tett, Financial Times
...a scalpel of a book that pulls back the skin on the derivatives and risk management industry to expose the blood, guts and circulatory system underneath Nina Mehta, Financial Engineering News
... a beginner\'s guide to the often unsavoury and murky world of trading ... a surprisingly gripping account ... Money Week
... more rivetting than The Da Vinci Code...in the mould of Liar\'s Poker...an insider\'s account of how derivatives markets work... Goola Warden, The Edge, Singapore
The sexier side of finance ... at last ... a convincing picture of what life is like in today\'s modern financial industry. Corporate Financier
a page-turning quality more reminiscent of a John Grisham novel. JASSA, Finsia
Traders Guns & Money is a wickedly comic exposé of the culture, games and pure deceptions played out every day in trading rooms around the world. And played out with other peoples money.
A sensational insiders view of the business of trading and marketing derivatives, this revised edition explains the frighteningly central role that derivatives and financial products played in the global financial crisis.
' Book News Annotation:Through an anecdotal narrative based on his 25 years experience in
the world of derivatives trading, the author provides an expose of
the "rational madness" of financial derivatives markets. His work
simultaneously aims to provide a "wry and entertaining" for people
already in banking and finance and to serve as an accessible
introduction to financial derivatives.
Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Synopsis:Warren Buffet once memorably described derivatives as financial weapons of mass destruction. Read this sensational and controversial account of the often dazzling business of derivatives trading, and see if you agree.
No money is ever really made in financial markets. Markets merely transfer wealth. As to how to make money? Well, it is basically theft, misrepresentation, lies, cheating, deception or force. It is impossible to make the staggering amounts made in derivatives in good years honestly. Traders, Guns & Money is a wry and wickedly comic exposé of the culture, games, and pure deceptions played out every day in trading rooms around the world, usually with other peoples money. Whether you move in the financial world yourself, know people who do, or have money invested in stocks, shares or derivatives, this is a fascinating read guaranteed to make you think. Synopsis:Liars Poker with more lies and more insight,Traders, Guns & Money is a sensational insiders view of the business of trading and marketing derivatives for a living. It reveals the nature of the business, the players and how the real money is made and lost. An accessible companion, a wise counsel and a great read.
About the AuthorSatyajit Das is a leading international authority in the area of financial derivatives and treasury management. He was the treasurer for the TNT Group on Australia for six years. Prior to this he worked in the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Citicorp Investment Bank and Merrill Lynch Capital Markets. He is the author of Swap Financing and has published widely on financial derivatives, corporate finance, treasury and risk management. He has presented seminars on financial derivatives and treasury management/corporate finance all over the world. Table of ContentsPrologue 1. Financial WMDs - derivatives demagoguery 2. Beautiful Lies - the 'sell' side 3. True Lies - the 'buy' side 4. Show Me The Money - greed lost and regained 5. The Perfect Storm - risk management by the numbers 6. Super Models - derivatives algorithms 7. Games Without Frontiers - the inverse world of structured products 8. Share and Share Alike - derivative inequity 9. Credit Where Credit Is Due - fun with CDS and CDO Epilogue What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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