Bank Asset and Liability Management
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Again, Moorad Choudhry takes his readers beyond the older books in the market that simply list a string of facts, and into a world of highly practical and up-to-the-minute concepts and strategies. Bank asset-liability management is about knowing when and how to use all the tools available...This book tackles the whole spectrum."
Peter Eisenhardt,
Head of Short Term Fixed Income Origination, Debt Capital Markets, Bank of America N.A.
"Like the author's book The Bond and Money Markets:Strategy, Trading, Analysis, this is again a superb example how a financial book should be written.... The book comes highly recommended."
Tibor Szigeti
Fixed Income Analytics, Bloomberg L.P., London
"An informative account of banking ALM from the point of view of the market practitioner."
Shahid Ikram
Head of UK Sovereign bonds and G7 hedge fund
Morley Fund Management LT
"A highly readable text which serves as an essential primer for both market practitioners and academics alike to help understand the rapidly evolving risk management techniques used by Treasury and Money Market desks."
Adam Sutton
Head of European Repo, Global Funding Desk, Bank of America, London
"Bank Asset and Liability Management offers a clear, insightful perspective of the global banking and liquidity markets...This book is a great reference tool for all finance professionals. Really, really impressive."
Bhavin Parmar
Securities Finance Trader, ABN Amro Bank N.V., London
"A brilliant and comprehensive account of all the various disciplines that make up the art of bank asset-liability management. A fantastic work! Every bank should have a copy of this book."
Mohamoud Barre Dualeh
Private Banking Unit, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, UAE
"This latest publication is an essential read for anyone involved in the industry. Moorad delivers financial theories in a practical and entertaining package."
Mark Williams (Director) and Wei Lieh Goh
Hedge Fund Derivatives, KBC Financial Products, London
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