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Albourne Village, a virtual hedge fund community with over 51,000 active residents, is a free and independent website for anyone interested in alternative investments. It incorporates a virtual pub and library to exchange news, views and IP, a job centre, conference centre and School. The Data Farm offers a daily update on key hedge fund indices alongside Albourne Partners’ ‘Weather Forecasts’, which estimate how conducive the prevailing underlying market environment is for a variety of hedge fund trading strategies. The Village is also home to a vast number of established industry contacts.
Automated Trader is the first global magazine dedicated to automated and algorithmic trading, and offers in-depth business and technical coverage through comprehensive news, features, in-depth articles on best practice/techniques and detailed user case studies. In addition to thousands of CTAs, hedge funds, proprietary trading operations and conventional asset managers globally, Automated Trader is also read by all major sellside participants in automated and algorithmic trading.
Bobsguide.com is the world’s premier online directory for all aspects of financial IT. Our expansive directory of indices includes asset management, corporate treasury, risk management and trading. We currently list around 1600 companies from over 140 countries who promote more than 5000 products and services, including hardware and software to niche consultancy.
Derivatives Week is the only publication dedicated to breaking news on the over-the-counter derivatives market worldwide. Every week, its reporters in New York, London and Hong Kong dig up must-read intelligence on swaps and options on credit, equities, credit default swaps, CDOs, interest rates, currencies and commodities before it appears anywhere else. They reveal who’s using derivatives, who’s planning to do so and why. Coverage includes development of new derivative instruments, regulatory changes, firm reorganizations, market trends and risk management. Click here for a free trial.
Featuring a foreword from Robert Pickel of ISDA, the new edition of the Euromoney Derivatives & Risk Management Handbook again unites contributors from leading investment banks, law firms, market intermediaries and key associations. As the derivatives world develops, the economic environment moves ever closer to globalisation, so there are challenges to be faced.
Awareness of cutting edge theories and latest trends ensures success in the fast-paced risk management and financial derivatives environment, and this collection of views and highly topical assessments from leading industry experts make the 2007/08 volume essential reading. From fund-linked derivatives to enterprise risk management, there is much to learn from new developments in key areas.
The easy-to-navigate directory connects you with Heads of Risk Management, Heads of Derivatives Markets, Heads of Online Derivatives Trading, Heads of Credit Derivatives and many more.
Founded in 1996, the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) is the leading Association for risk management with over 70,000 members worldwide, representing banks, investment management firms, government agencies, regulatory bodies, academic institutions and corporations from more than 167 countries on six continents around the globe.
Consistent with our mission, GARP is a leader in offering world-class training and certification programs. Our Financial Risk Manager (FRM®) Certification Program is the certification recognized by financial risk professionals worldwide. In addition, our extensive list of training courses and iRisk Webinars make it simple for you to expand your skills and learn new methods for managing risk. GARP recognizes that to be successful in financial risk management, it is critical for you to network with your peers and stay on top of best practices in the field. Our bi-monthly magazine, Conventions, and local chapters are a great way to learn what others are doing and share your own experiences. Visit www.garp.org and see all that GARP has to offer.