Tamara Mast Henderson – Fixed Income Strategy. A Practitioners Guide to Riding the Curve

TAMARA MAST HENDERSON is a senior fixed income strategist for a leading provider of independent research and market analysis, responsible for European sovereign debt.  Ahead of this, Dr. Henderson was deputy head of the International Monetary Fund’s Investment Unit, responsible for the management of $11 million in trust funds.  Henderson has also worked as an economist for the US Department of Commerce, IMF and Salomon Smith Barney.  She has a B.A. in Foreign Affairs and Economics from the University of Virginia, and a M.A. and Ph.D. in Economics from Claremont Graduate University.

Acknowledgments.

Biography.

Introduction.

PART I: BASIC TOOLS FOR ESTABLISHING A FIXED INCOME STRATEGY.

1. Fixed Income Basics.

2. Fixed Income Securities: Beyond the Basics.

3. Economic Fundamentals.

PART II: ENHANCED TOOLS FOR ESTABLISHING A VIEW ON INTEREST RATES.

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4. Government Policy: The Interface between Economics and Politics.

5. Human Factors.

6. Technical Analysis: Applied Social Psychology.

7. Other Techniques for Short-Term Analysis.

8. An Integrated Approach to Bond Strategy.

PART III: IMPLEMENTING YOUR VIEW.

9. Fixed Income Instruments, Investors and Portfolio Management Styles.

10. Fixed Income Trading.

11. Odds and Ends.

12. Survival Principles for the Financial Battlefield.

Bibliography.

Index.

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