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The author, Julian Wiseman, commenced employment in the financial markets in 1992, since when he has worked for J.P. Morgan, Credit Suisse First Boston, the Bank of England, and The Rohatyn Group, an emerging-market hedge fund.

The author’s only book (so far), Pricing Money: A Beginner’s Guide to Money, Bonds, Futures and Swaps, was published by Wiley in 2001. Of this, Chapter 1: Money Markets and the Table of Contents are also published at jdawiseman.com. Pricing Money is available from Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.com, Amazon.fr, and other bookshops: cite ISBN 978-0-471-48700-5.

The author is British, and lives in Manhattan with his wife, Mrs MaryAnne Wiseman, formerly a chiropractor practising under her maiden name of Dr MaryAnne Shiozawa. They have one child, Sophia Wiseman, and a chocolate-brown Labrador named Tanner.

The author can be contacted by email via the username “jdaw1” which is at the domain name “jdawiseman.com”; by mobile telephone in the US on +1 212 300 6624; and when in the UK by mobile telephone on +44 7768 95 0123.

Constructive criticism, praise or other comments about any of the papers on this website are welcome.

DMOZ Open Directory Project The author is editor jdaw1 at dmoz.org, also known as the Open Directory Project. There is plenty that needs doing: become an editor yourself.

www.jdawiseman.com The HTML at www.jdawiseman.com was hand-coded on the Mac OS by the author. For legibility and ease of use, it uses neither frames nor graphic backgrounds, and the text inside acrobat documents is also available in HTML. Other website designers should do likewise.
Best Viewed With Any Browser, Any OS “Anyone who slaps a ‘this page is best viewed with Browser X’ label on a Web page appears to be yearning for the bad old days, before the Web, when you had very little chance of reading a document written on another computer, another word processor, or another network”, Tim Berners-Lee, Technology Review, July 1996. Hence: Best Viewed With Any Browser.
Amazon.com et al: cite ISBN 0-471-48700-7 Bookselling services provided by, inter alia, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.com, and Amazon.fr.