Friday, October 19, 2018

What books should any quantitative portfolio manager or risk manager have as reference?



I'm interested to know what are the critical reference texts you rely on for portfolio or risk management? I mean those texts that you come back to because they are chock full of insight and know-how. For example:


Bernd Scherer - Portfolio Construction and Risk Budgeting (2005)



Grinold and Kahn - Active Portfolio Management (2002)


Meucci - Risk and Asset Allocation (2010)


Glasserman - Monte Carlo Methods in Financial Engineering (2003)


John Cochrane - Asset Pricing (2005)


Gregory Connor - Portfolio Risk Analysis (2010)


Ruey Tsay - Analysis of Financial Time Series


Friedman - Elements of Statistical Learning


Geweke - Contemporary Bayesian Econometrics and Statistics




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