by Alfred Steinherr (Author)
The use of derivative financial instruments by corporate finance officers, treasurers and fund managers has led to some well-publicized disasters. The dramatic collapse of Barings has shown just how significant the limitations of bank risk-management systems are, and at the same time raised questions about the adequacy of self regulation in fast derivative markets. In their award-winning essay The Wild Beast of Derivatives , the authors contributed to the debate on the regulatory implications of derivatives. In this work they expand on their original ideas, placing derivatives in a wider historical and economic context and reflect on the dramatic implications these powerful instruments may have for the conduct of monetary policy and the future of world banking.
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 452
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 20 Mar 1998
ISBN 10: 0471965448
ISBN 13: 9780471965442