| 內容簡介 | "This book provides an exhaustive and even-handed review of the existing literature on exchange rate determination, along with a raft of fresh insights. The author provides a unique marriage of academic precision with an investor's practical experience to deliver a rigorous yet intuitive application of asset-pricing theory to foreign exchange. Foreign Exchange: Practical Asset Pricing and Macroeconomic Theory should become the canonical text on this subject." -Nick Wilson, FX Portfolio Manager, Citadel "This new book is a treasure trove. Iqbal presents a practical and useful framework that includes various macroeconomic and monetary economic concepts relating to foreign exchange, such as risk premiums, interest rates, and inflation. Many real-world examples illustrate how these concepts relate to each other. I have enjoyed reading every page of this book and I strongly recommend it to academics, students, and indeed, anybody interested in how foreign exchange markets interact with macroeconomics." -Johannes Ruf, Professor, London School of Economics "Iqbal's Foreign Exchange diligently captures the intuition behind risk premia in FX markets and their theoretical underpinnings, whilst also being practically relevant for the reader. This book is an important and much needed foundational text for students, researchers, and practitioners alike who want to truly understand foreign exchange markets, their drivers and uncertainties, be it from risk premiums, macroeconomic, or monetary economic sources." -Dr. Farouk Jivraj, Head of Alternative Risk Premia, Fidelity Investments "In an age when foreign exchange has increasingly become the turf of high frequency algo traders rather than fundamental investors, Adam Iqbal's book provides an excellent and comprehensive overview of an asset class that, given the rising macro-economic volatility, is likely to regain its characteristics as prime instrument for hedging and thematic macro expression. By approaching foreign exchange vi |