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MacKenzie, Donald (2006). An Engine, Not a Camera is a fascinating history and sociological commentary on the interplay of financial theory and practice.


Maginn, John, et al (2007). Managing Investment Portfolios is a broad overview of the investment management process.


Malkiel, Burton (2007). A Random Walk Down Wall Street is a classic, accessible, compelling text on market efficiency.


Malliaris, A. G.  and W. A. Brock (1982). Stochastic Methods in Economics and Finance is a classic introduction.


Malliavin, Paul and Anton Thalmaier (2005). Stochastic Calculus of Variations in Mathematical Finance is a technical introduction with financial applications.


Mandelbrot, B. and R. Hudson (2004). The (Mis) Behavior of Markets promotes Mandelbrot's alternatives to the Brownian motion, efficient markets models of finance.


Mangiero, Susan (2004). Risk Management for Pensions, Endowments, and Foundations is an elementary book.


Marchetti, Anne (2005). Beyond Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance offers a high-level overview of the Sarbanes-Oxley compliance process.


Maringer, Dietmar (2005). Portfolio Management with Heuristic Optimization is a nice book on optimization in finance.


Markowitz, Harry M. (1959). Portfolio Selection is Harry Markowitz's original full-length book on portfolio theory.


Marrison, Chris (2002). The Fundamentals of Risk Measurement is a superb introduction to VaR and risk management from a banking perspective.


Marshall, Christopher (2000). Measuring and Managing Operational Risks in Financial Institutions is the most scholarly book on operational risk.


Martellini, L., P. Priaulet, S. Priaulet (2003). Fixed-Income Securities is a sophisticated overview of fixed income markets and associated mathematics.


Masters, Brooke (2006). Spoiling for a Fight is a biography of Eliot Spitzer.


Matten, Chris (2000). Managing Bank Capital is the definitive text on risk-adjusted performance measures and bank capital allocation.


Matz, L. and P. Neu (2006). Liquidity Risk is an excellent book on liquidity risk management for banks.


McCarthy, Mary Pat, and Timothy P. Flynn (2003). Risk: From the CEO and Board Perspective offers plenty of quotations and anecdotes.


McCrary, Stuart A. (2002). How to Create & Manage a Hedge Fund is the definitive text on hedge funds.


McCrary, Stuart A. (2005). Hedge Fund Course is an elementary introduction to hedge fund investing.


McDonald, Robert L. (2002). Derivatives Markets is an introductory financial engineering text that competes with Hull (2005).


McLean, Bethany and Peter Elkind (2003). Smartest Guys in the Room is one of the best accounts of the fall of Enron.


McLeish, Don (2005). Monte Carlo Simulation & Finance is an intermediate-level introduction to the Monte Carlo method in a financial engineering context.


McNeil, A., R. Frey and P. Embrechts (2005) Quantitative Risk Management discusses mathematical models for measuring market, credit and operational risk.


Mehrling, Perry (2005). Fischer Black: And the Revolutionary Idea of Finance is a biography.


Meissner, Gunther (2005). Credit Derivatives is a nice introduction to credit derivatives and related structured products.


Merna, Tong and Faisal F. AL-Thani (2005) Corporate Risk Management focuses primarily on project risk management.


Merton, Robert C. (1992). Continuous Time Finance is an edited collection of Merton's most important papers.


Meucci, Attilio (2005). Risk and Asset Allocation explores the mathematics of classical portfolio optimization.


Meyer, Michael (2000). Continuous Stochastic Calculus with Applications to Finance is an advanced introduction and reference.


Mills, Terrence (1999). The Econometric Modelling of Financial Time Series is an intermediate level book on financial time series analysis.


Minenna, Marcello (2006). Guide to Quantitative Finance is a whirlwind tour of essential math and the foundations of financial engineering.


Mitchell, Lawrence (2007). The Speculation Economy is a fascinating history of the Gilded Age origins of the modern corporation.


Mobius, Mark (2007). Equities: An Introduction to Core Concepts is an introductory book primarily targeting retail investors.


Moeller, Robert (2007). COSO Enterprise Risk Management explains the new COSO ERM framework for corporate risk management.


Monch, Burkart (2005). Strategic Trading in Illiquid Markets is a sophisticated book on optimal trading strategies for institutional investors.


Morgan, Byron (1984). Elements of Simulation is an outstanding introduction to the Monte Carlo method.


Musiela, Marek and Marek Rutkowski (2005). Martingale Methods in Financial Modeling covers the mathematics of financial engineering.

 
 

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