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52 Currency Research
INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW
53 Commodity Research
A look at the most important trends in the
54 Quantitative Research
investment management industry, and what
candidates need to know. Plus: profi les
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INVESTMENT CONSULTANCIES OVERVIEW
The investment consulting business model has
14 Institutional Investment Management
changed signifi cantly over the last few years. There
16 Retail Investment Management are now far more opportunities for specialists to
18 Private Client/Wealth Management make an impact. Plus: profi les
20 Hedge Funds
22 Hedge Fund of Funds
BANKING OVERVIEW
24 Private Equity
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Nobody could have predicted the tumultuous
26 Infrastructure
events of the last few months. For the banking
28 Multi-Manager industry, things have changed forever.
30 Portfolio Management Plus: profi les
33 Manager Selection
34 Risk Management 60 Corporate Finance – M&A
36 Performance Measurement 62 Fixed Income
38 Client Relationship Management 64 Equity – Cash /Derivatives
40 Product Development 66 Prime Brokerage
42 Portfolio Administration 67 Foreign Exchange
44 Asset Allocation 68 Commodities
45 Trading 69 Research
47 Research 70 Funding and Finance
49 Equity Research 71 Sales and Trading
50 Fixed Income Research 74 Origination - Debt and Equity Capital Markets
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