How To Analyze Corporate Bonds With Bloomberg Terminals: Conclusion
Bloomberg is the ideal tool for evaluating and valuing corporate bonds, as well as for managing a portfolio of bonds. This article only scratches the surface of the available functions, but users that employ the techniques discussed here will find that they are off to a good start in utilizing Bloomberg. As your understanding of the system grows, you will undoubtedly find additional functions that fit your investment style. And as always, Bloomberg's help desk is a useful source of information on specific functions, as well as general topics.
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Table of Contents
- How To Analyze Corporate Bonds With Bloomberg Terminals: Introduction
- How To Analyze Corporate Bonds With Bloomberg Terminals: Analyzing Corporate Bonds
- How To Analyze Corporate Bonds With Bloomberg Terminals: Valuing Corporate Bonds
- How To Analyze Corporate Bonds With Bloomberg Terminals: Trading Bonds On Bloomberg
- How To Analyze Corporate Bonds With Bloomberg Terminals: Conclusion
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Brian Perry
Brian Perry is the author of From Piggybank to Portfolio: A Financial Roadmap for New Investors (2011) and also serves as a portfolio manager/strategist at an asset management firm. Brian has contributed numerous articles to investment industry publications, is a frequent speaker at investment conferences and charity events, and has appeared on NBC news to discuss the financial markets. Brian previously worked as a fixed income trader for an investment bank, where he was responsible for trading government, corporate and emerging market securities. Brian has a bachelor’s degree in finance from Villanova University, an MBA in international business from National University, and a master’s degree in international affairs from the Fletcher School at Tufts University. He also holds the designation of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).
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