Frank Fabozzi

Frank Fabozzi is an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University's Carey Business School and one of the most prolific finance authors in history, having authored or edited over 100 books on fixed income, portfolio management, and financial modeling. His encyclopedic "The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities" (now in its ninth edition) is considered the definitive reference for fixed income practitioners. Fabozzi's contributions extend across mortgage-backed securities and structured finance, bond portfolio management, quantitative methods, and asset allocation. He worked extensively with practitioners, including serving as a consultant to fixed income portfolio managers at major investment firms. He has also held academic positions at MIT Sloan, Yale, and Princeton. His textbooks on mortgage-backed securities became essential reading during both the securitization boom of the 2000s and the post-crisis reconstruction of those markets. Fabozzi holds a CFA charter and the distinction of being a Fellow of the CFA Institute, connecting academic rigor with practitioner needs.