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Cover Story
One Big Happy Family:
The Global Crisis Tests
Postwar Alignments

Features
Asleep at the Switch?
Corporate Boards’ Culpability
in the 2008 Financial Crisis

Rock Steady: Moving Toward
a Steady-State Economy

Controlled Dangerous Substance:
The CDS Market Goes Straight

Rise and Shine: ARRA Stimulates
the Municipal Funding Market

The Place from Whence We Came:
Microorigins of the Financial Crisis

The Prudent Man Standard:
Legal and Investing Implications of
LDI Safeguards for Pension Risk

Departments
From the
Executive Director
Polyphony, Not Cacophony

Hot Zones
The Hierarchy of Risk:
A New Approach to Risk Management

Hot Zones
Sliced, Diced, Chopped, Chunked:
A Taste of Structured Investments

Hot Zones
GIPS 2010: Major Changes to Global
Standards Concern Investors

Worldview
Another BRIC in the Wall?
South Africa May Join the
Vanguard of Developing Markets

Abstract
Safe House: The Housing Market and the End of the Recession

Abstract
Schrödinger’s Morning Paper:
The Impact of Barron’s on
Stock Prices

Abstract
Smoke and Mirrors: BICs,
the PPIP, and the Fallacies of
Expectations-Based Risk Management

Education for Practice
The Value of Convenience:
Programming a Firm Value Calculator on Your PDA

Education for Practice
Penny for Your Thoughts:
Black–Litterman’s Incorporation of Analysts’ Views Both Helps and Hinders Portfolio Optimization

Careers
Privilege of Peerage:
The Value of Professional Designations

Interview
In Recovery: Looking Forward
with Abby Joseph Cohen

Book Reviews
Extending the Canon:
New Titles

Final Analysis
Two Cartoons

Get Published

We regret to announce that the Fall 2009 edition of the Investment Professional was the final issue of the journal. NYSSA plans, however, to launch a new online publication in April 2010 that will cover many of the same topics as the Investment Professional.

If you would like to submit articles, book reviews, or white papers to the forthcoming publication, please direct them to jcurry@nyssa.org.