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Inside: A business model for bankrupting the oil companies; and more!
Archived at: pluralistic.net/2023/06/06/tha…
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Inside: A business model for bankrupting the oil companies; and more!
Archived at: pluralistic.net/2023/06/06/tha…
#Pluralistic
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Today 6/6, I'm doing a remote panel on #interoperability for @rightscon:
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Wed 7/6, I'm keynoting @republica in #Berlin:
re-publica.com/de/news/rp23-k…
Thu 8/6, I'm at @otherlandberlin Books with my novel *Red Team Blues*:
otherland-berlin.de/de/event-detai…
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Wed 7/6, I'm keynoting @republica in #Berlin:
re-publica.com/de/news/rp23-k…
Thu 8/6, I'm at @otherlandberlin Books with my novel *Red Team Blues*:
otherland-berlin.de/de/event-detai…
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A business model for bankrupting the oil companies: Incentives matter (and that matters).
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I remember starting my career as a junior derivatives dealer.
The first stupid question I asked was why currency dealers use par-curve yield curve rates to compute FX Swap points?
No "#boostrapping"?
The Chief Dealer/ Head of FX Linear and Cross Currency Rates was not pleased.
The first stupid question I asked was why currency dealers use par-curve yield curve rates to compute FX Swap points?
No "#boostrapping"?
The Chief Dealer/ Head of FX Linear and Cross Currency Rates was not pleased.
Actually asking stupid questions early on in our career helps.
Provided you have a tolerable boss who can entertain stupidity.
But, if you ask questions which threaten your reporting line, then you are cooked!
Done.
Find your next job asap.
Provided you have a tolerable boss who can entertain stupidity.
But, if you ask questions which threaten your reporting line, then you are cooked!
Done.
Find your next job asap.
My CRO - Chief Risk Officer, was a banker who didn't know maths and statistics.
The man was a nightmare proposition for the academically tuned young graduates
Poor chap begged me to not bring my work to him because he could not check it.
The man was a nightmare proposition for the academically tuned young graduates
Poor chap begged me to not bring my work to him because he could not check it.
Which is a better career option, an #MBA in finance or financial risk management?
I am not an admirer of the MBA Degree Program. So I think I should not be answering this question per se.
But, let me give it a try.
I am not an admirer of the MBA Degree Program. So I think I should not be answering this question per se.
But, let me give it a try.
MBA is a professional qualification, unlike MA / MSc / MS / MPhil Degree programs.
How you will benefit from an MBA degree, is entirely up to your understanding of the challenges emerging in the workplace.
How you will benefit from an MBA degree, is entirely up to your understanding of the challenges emerging in the workplace.
MBA Finance is neither a fish nor fowl qualification.
If you would like to learn financial theory, derivatives, risk and economics, you will be better off by doing a proper MS or MSc in Financial Economics or Applied Finance (Financial Engineering).
If you would like to learn financial theory, derivatives, risk and economics, you will be better off by doing a proper MS or MSc in Financial Economics or Applied Finance (Financial Engineering).
