Munis from Suffragette City

Back in the day when I started working in the bond world, I thought I was entering the sleepier side of finance. However, I was soon amazed at how…

| January 22, 2016

Cover of Cover of Diamond Dogs

Back in the day when I started working in the bond world, I thought I was entering the sleepier side of finance. However, I was soon amazed at how innovative fixed income was. Those guys could squeeze the proverbial blood out of a stone! They found value in places and assets others left for dead. Defunct companies, bottom-of-the barrel junk bonds, mortgages whose borrowers had defaulted – nothing was beyond the pale.

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