Hedging: Principles, Practices and Strategies for the Financial Markets
Author: Joseph D. Koziol | Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
A guide to the theory and practice of hedging, this book describes both financial and physical hedging strategies and programs applicable to most industries. It shows how to use hedging strategies to capitalize on market volatility, while minimizing the effects of unfavorable market swings. The author addresses theories of hedging and cross-hedging, cash-and-carry or repo programs, the perfect hedge and the hedging paradox and also offers comparative approaches supported by examples.
| Added: 04.05.2007 | ISBN: 047163560X | Pages: 422 | Price: £ 145,00 | Lang.: English |
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