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Julian D. A. Wiseman has worked in finance since 1992, primarily as an analyst and trader of interest-rate product, primarily swaps, bonds, and futures and options thereon. He has been employed by J. P. Morgan, Credit Suisse First Boston, the Bank of England, and most recently, The Rohatyn Group -- an emerging market hedge fund based in Manhattan.
Julian D. A. Wiseman has worked in finance since 1992, primarily as an analyst and trader of interest-rate product, primarily swaps, bonds, and futures and options thereon. He has been employed by J. P. Morgan, Credit Suisse First Boston, the Bank of England, and most recently, The Rohatyn Group -- an emerging market hedge fund based in Manhattan.



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Julian D. A. Wiseman has worked in finance since 1992, primarily as an analyst and trader of interest-rate product, primarily swaps, bonds, and futures and options thereon. He has been employed by J. P. Morgan, Credit Suisse First Boston, the Bank of England, and most recently, The Rohatyn Group -- an emerging market hedge fund based in Manhattan.




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