Frank Fabozzi - The Handbook for Fixed Income Securities

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Within these 62 chapters you will find thorough analysis of the most widely-used fixed income securities and their attendant risks. This updated and revised edition of editor Frank J. Fabozzi's classic resource includes the most current information available about fixed income securities, how to evaluate this information and how it can be used to enhance returns. In particular, in this new edition there is updated material on:
 

• Bond Market Indexes

• The High-Yield Bond Market

International Bond Markets and Instruhnents

• Brady Bonds

Standard & Poor's Sovereign Ratings Criteria

• High-Yield Analysis of Emerging Markets Debt

Mortgages and Overview of Mortgage-Backed Securities

• Collateralized Mortgage Obligations

• Nonagency CMOs

Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities

• Auto-Loan-Backed Securities

Home Equity Loans (HELs) and HEL-Backed Securities

• Manufactured Housing-Backed Assets

• Credit Card Assets

Evaluating Amortizing ABS: A Primer on Static Spread

• Global Corporate Bond Portfolio Management

• International Bond Investing and Portfolio Management

Frank J. Fabozzi is adjunct professor of finance at Yale's School of Management and is editor of The Journal of Portfolio Management He is a chartered financial analyst and a certified public accountant. Prior to joining Yale's faculty, Dr. Fabozzi was on the faculty of MIT's Sloan School of Management. He is author and editor of many widely-acclaimed books on fixed income securities and investments including Fixed Income Mathematics (Irwin, 1996), The Handbook of Fixed Income Options (Irwin, 1996), Valuation of Fixed Income Securities and Derivatives (Frank J. Fabozzi Associates, 1995) and numerous others.