Editorial Reviews

Review
“Fetherston lends his expertise and insight…” (UAB Alumni magazine, University of Alabama, April 2004)
“…the book provides a useful post-euro update to the fixed-in-come markets…” (NRPN Nordic Region Pensions & Investment News, Issue 1, Winter 2004/2005)  

Book Description
The introduction of the euro in 1999 cast a new focus on the financial markets of constituent euro-zone countries, which have subsequently emerged with the second largest bond market in the world. This new book offers in depth insights and advice for any practitioner in the European fixed-income and ancillary derivative markets, and includes in-depth analysis of euro and non-euro markets as well as emerging countries.

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"The introduction of the euro in 1999 cast a new focus on the financial markets of constituent euro-zone countries, which have subsequently emerged with the second largest bond market in the world. This new book offers in depth insights and advice for any practitioner in the European fixed-income and ancillary derivative markets, and includes in-depth analysis of euro and non-euro markets as well as emerging countries. "

About the Author
JONATHAN A. BATTEN is Professor of Finance at Seoul National University in Korea and co-editor of the Elsevier Journal Research in International Business and Finance. His previous books include Asia-Pacific Fixed Income Markets: An Analysis of the Region's Money, Bond and Interest Derivative Markets, co-edited with Thomas A Fetherston and published by John Wiley & Sons, Singapore.

THOMAS A. FETHERSTON is Professor of Finance at the University of Alabama Birmingham.  He is editor of the journal International Review of Financial Analysis and co-editor of Research in International Business and Finance. His previous books include Asia-Pacific Fixed Income Markets: An Analysis of the Region's Money, Bond and Interest Derivative Markets, co-edited with Jonathan A. Batten and published by John Wiley & Sons, Singapore.

PETER G. SZILIAGYI has recently joined Tilburg University, the Netherlands.  His main research interests include international capital market develop ment and corporate finance.  He holds master s degrees from the Budapest University of Economic Sciences and Public Administration and the University of Western Sydney.  He has previously worked as a freeelance broadcaster for the BBC World Service in the U.K. and Australia.