IMTC CEO Russell Feldman on Animal Spirits Podcast
IMTC CEO Russell Feldman joined Animal Spirits podcast, hosted by Ben Carlson and Michael Batnick, to discuss revolutionizing the fixed income investment process on the "Talk Your Book - Fixing Fixed Income" episode.
September 9, 2022
IMTC CEO Russell Feldman joined Michael Batnick and Ben Carlson on Animal Spirits Podcast for a conversation about innovating the fixed income investment process, differences between trading stocks vs. bonds, risk management within fixed income, and much more.
Listen to the podcast below or wherever you get your podcasts!
On today’s show, Russell, Michael and Ben discuss:
- Intricacies of the fixed income market
- Trading stocks vs. bonds
- What problem IMTC is solving
- What type of analytics and data IMTC is providing
- Allocation vs. optimization
- Product use cases
- Risk management within fixed income
View the notes on the episode here: Animal Spirits Podcast – Talk Your Book: Fixing Fixed Income
About Animal Spirits Podcast
Animal Spirits is a weekly podcast where I, Ben Carlson, get together with my friend and colleague Michael Batnick to discuss what we’ve been reading, researching, writing, watching, listening to, and thinking about. We talk about all things financial markets, personal finance, our favorite books, movies, and TV shows, parenting, the asset management business and more. Our goal is to make finance more accessible, speak in plain English, and share our own personal experiences in the markets.
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