Investing in Inflation: The definitive global guide to inflation-linked securities

Edited by David Wigan and Duncan Wigan

 

Learn how the experts protect value and make profits from investing in inflation markets in this key new topical report

The massive economic stimulus measures undertaken across the world in response to the financial crisis has unleashed a storm of concern and uncertainty: first, as to whether these unprecedented measures will actually work; and second, if they work, whether the spectre of the inflation they could cause will again haunt the investment markets. At this volatile time, investors must take inflation risk into account – decisions as to the optimal positioning in the face of pronounced uncertainty cannot be avoided.

Investing in Inflation: The definitive global guide to inflation-linked securities scrutinises the inflation phenomenon and considers the prospects for, and the implications of, a reflationary spurt once economic growth returns to trend.

Bringing together the foremost global experts in the field, this definitive report constitutes the most timely, comprehensive and compelling analysis of precisely how best to respond to price volatility going forward. It offers a state-of-the-art guide to incorporating inflation into future investment and funding strategies.

Whether you focus on plain vanilla linkers, structured products, commodities, swaps or other derivatives and indices, this report will ensure you understand the markets, the products and the optimal strategies in an unprecedentedly uncertain environment.

Published in June 2009, Investing in Inflation: The definitive global guide to inflation-linked securities is priced at £695/US$1,495/€835 with a 15% to subscribers of Thomson Reuters Professional Publishing products.

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