The canon of capital markets business analysis is being written.
An industry-first canonical textbook on high-performance business analysis and technology in capital markets — written in the tradition of the references every discipline keeps on its shelf. The title stays sealed until launch.
Derivatives has its Hull. Capital markets business analysis has had no equivalent.
Every enduring discipline has its reference text — the volume that sits on the desk through an entire career. This book is being written to be that text for high-performance business analysis in capital markets: rigorous enough for financial-engineering curricula, practical enough for the desk, and maintained as a living companion as regulation and technology evolve.
Foundations before fashions — with a living companion for updates as markets change.
Fourteen years inside the institutions the book describes — not observed from a distance.
A rigorous academic reference for advanced students; a working handbook for professionals.
The shape of the book — title sealed, spine visible.
Six parts and the appendices, progressing from first principles to the frontier.
Markets measured in trillions.
ON A SINGLE PEAK DAY
THE UNIT THAT DECIDES TRADES
THE STANDARD EXCHANGES LIVE BY
Figures drawn from the manuscript's opening chapter — the world the book teaches you to analyze.
Fourteen years leading business analysis and transformation inside the world's leading institutions — now distilling the discipline into its first canonical reference.
The seal breaks once.
Title, cover, and first chapter — revealed to the list before anyone else. One announcement, no noise.