A concise but comprehensive introduction to fixed income analysis for undergraduate and graduate students.
Offering more concise and less technical coverage of the material featured in the classic text Bond Markets, Analysis, and Strategies, this streamlined book is rightsized for a one-semester fixed-income course. In accessible terms, Frank Fabozzi describes the sectors of the fixed-income market, details how to value fixed-income instruments, and shows how to measure interest rate risk and how to manage a fixed income portfolio. Key concepts are illustrated with extensive examples and exercises, and end-of-chapter questions invite further research. The result is an incisive but approachable introduction to fixed-income analysis for undergraduate finance and business students.
Comprehensive coverage of fixed-income markets
Easy-to-understand framing of mathematical concepts accommodates a wide readership with varying levels of mathematical expertise
Extensive illustrations and examples animate analytical chapters
Written by an expert with deep experience in the asset management industry and the classroom
Pragmatic modular structuring of content enables adaptability to different curricula
Instructor resources available
Frank J. Fabozzi is Professor of Practice at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. He has held positions at Yale, MIT, Princeton, NYU, and Carnegie Mellon. He is the author of Bond Markets, Analysis, and Strategies (tenth edition) and Capital Markets (fifth edition), among other books.
A concise but comprehensive introduction to fixed income analysis for undergraduate and graduate students.
Offering more concise and less technical coverage of the material featured in the classic text Bond Markets, Analysis, and Strategies, this streamlined book is rightsized for a one-semester fixed-income course. In accessible terms, Frank Fabozzi describes the sectors of the fixed-income market, details how to value fixed-income instruments, and shows how to measure interest rate risk and how to manage a fixed income portfolio. Key concepts are illustrated with extensive examples and exercises, and end-of-chapter questions invite further research. The result is an incisive but approachable introduction to fixed-income analysis for undergraduate finance and business students.
Comprehensive coverage of fixed-income markets
Easy-to-understand framing of mathematical concepts accommodates a wide readership with varying levels of mathematical expertise
Extensive illustrations and examples animate analytical chapters
Written by an expert with deep experience in the asset management industry and the classroom
Pragmatic modular structuring of content enables adaptability to different curricula
Instructor resources available
Author
Frank J. Fabozzi is Professor of Practice at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. He has held positions at Yale, MIT, Princeton, NYU, and Carnegie Mellon. He is the author of Bond Markets, Analysis, and Strategies (tenth edition) and Capital Markets (fifth edition), among other books.
