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PIMCO: A Brief History of the World's Biggest Bond Fund

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ISBN-10:

1937504883

ISBN-13:

9781937504885

Author(s): Oleck, Joan
Released: Feb 15, 2015
Publisher: Worthy/Customworthy
Format: Paperback, 108 pages
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What puts PIMCO's founder on a par with Warren Buffet? PIMCO is by far the largest bond fund in the world. It is among the world's most critical financial institutions and it was founded by an investment genius. How did Bill Gross create the PIMCO juggernaut and sustain high returns for decades? Insights into Bill Gross' genius and the growth of the bond market are outlined in this brief history . . . as is what went wrong!

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