Ian Fleming called his secret agent James Bond because the name was dull. But there is nothing dull about Robin Wigglesworth's history of the bond market's relentless innovation toward efficiency, liquidity (and crashes) from the Middle Ages to the present.
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Ian Fleming called his secret agent James Bond because the name was dull. But there is nothing dull about Robin Wigglesworth's history of the bond market's relentless innovation toward efficiency, liquidity (and crashes) from the Middle Ages to the present.
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