C# in Front Office: Advanced C# in Practice

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C# in Front Office: Advanced C# in Practice
Authors
Xing Zhou
ISBN
144215358X
Published
01 May 2009
Purchase online
amazon.com

The author has 15 years working experience in both investment banks and consultancies. He has worked in New York, London, Tokyo, Lausanne (Switzerland), Shanghai (China) and some other places. Such experience gives him a unique exposure to a wide range of different technologies and how they are used in various financial environments. Table of contents and preface can be found at: /

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The author has 15 years working experience in both investment banks and consultancies. He has worked in New York, London, Tokyo, Lausanne (Switzerland), Shanghai (China) and some other places. Such experience gives him a unique exposure to a wide range of different technologies and how they are used in various financial environments. Table of contents and preface can be found at: http://book.greenwich2greenwich.com/CsInFrontOffice/

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