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Profile,
March 2007
Quantitative Analyst: a dream career for young mathematicians
Each year, more and more young engineers or science graduates are interested in this career. But how does one become a “quant” ?
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Note,
October 2013
BofA Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey Finds Investors Concerned That Global Economic Recovery Could Falter
Investor optimism over the global economic recovery and corporate profits has been dented as the tail risk associated with the U.S. economy has escalated, though sentiment towards Europe has improved, according to the BofA Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey for (...)
Note,
September 2013
EDHEC-Risk Institute study shows that corporate bonds can be a highly attractive addition to ALM solutions
In a paper produced as part of the research chair on “The Case for Inflation-Linked Corporate Bonds: Issuers’ and Investors’ Perspectives” at EDHEC-Risk Institute, supported by Rothschild & Cie, EDHEC-Risk researchers have provided a comprehensive analysis of the sources of (...)
News,
August 2013
Fitch Affirms Russia at ’BBB’; Outlook Stable
Fitch Ratings has affirmed Russia’s Long-term foreign and local currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDR) at ’BBB’ with a Stable Outlook. The Short-term rating has been affirmed at ’F3’ and the Country Ceiling at ’BBB+’.
Strategy,
May 2013
Allocators Scale Back in Commodities and Emerging Market Stocks
BofA Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey Finds Investors Positioning For China Slowdown and Low Inflation...
Note,
May 2013
The Money Printing Myth - Why Sovereigns Default on Local Currency Debt
Fitch Ratings says in a newly-published report that the popular perception that sovereigns cannot default on debt denominated in their own currency because of their power to print money is a myth. They can and (...)
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Factor investing in fixed-income: EDHEC-Risk Institute paper shows that it is possible to build duration-timing strategies that are economically superior to bearing unconditional duration risk