Interest Rate Cycles: An Introduction by Romanchuk, Brian

Interest Rate Cycles: An Introduction (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780994748041)

Vendor: Brian Romanchuk
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Format: Paperback
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Interest Rate Cycles: An Introduction by Romanchuk, Brian

Interest Rate Cycles: An Introduction

$8.95
Interest Rate Cycles: An Introduction by Romanchuk, Brian

Interest Rate Cycles: An Introduction

$8.95
Format: Paperback
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Monetary policy has increasingly become the focus of economists and investors. This report describes the factors driving interest rates across the economic cycle. Written by an experienced fixed income analyst, it explains in straightforward terms the theory that lies behind central bank thinking. Although monetary theory appears complex and highly mathematical, the text explains how decisions still end up being based upon qualitative views about the state of the economy.The text makes heavy use of charts of historical data to illustrate economic concepts and modern monetary history. The report is informal, but contains references and suggestions for further reading.This is the second report published by BondEconomics.

Author: Brian Romanchuk
ISBN-10: 0994748043
ISBN-13: 9780994748041
Publisher: Bondeconomics
Language: English
Published: 06/07/2016
Pages: 110
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.35lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.23d
By Brian Romanchuk
By Brian Romanchuk
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Brian Romanchuk founded the website BondEconomics.com in 2013. It is a website dedicated to providing analytical tools for the understanding of the bond markets and monetary economics. He previously was a senior fixed income analyst at la Caisse de d駱 et placement du Qu饕ec. He held a few positions, including being the head of quantitative analysis for fixed income. He worked there from 2006-2013. Previously, he worked as a quantitative analyst at BCA Research, a Montr饌l-based economic-financial research consultancy, from 1998-2005. During that period, he developed a number of proprietary models for fixed income analysis, as well as covering the economies of a few developed countries. Brian received a Ph.D. in Control Systems Engineering from the University of Cambridge, and held post-doctoral positions there and at McGill University. His undergraduate degree was in electrical engineering, from McGill. He is a CFA charter holder. Brian currently lives in the greater Montr饌l area.

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