Hey,
This is meant for the macro guys, but if anyone else knows feel free to share. What is the basic "outline" for running a book? As in, what does the spreadsheet actually look like? In fact, I would guess most of you use a program that automates it, but if you could explain the basics that would still be appreciated. I mean, for L/S equity it is simple enough, but when fx, options, futures and futures options get added it gets way more complicated.
Might sound strange but I'm curious. I'm starting to juggle a lot of different assets in my PA and I feel like I could be organizing better. If someone wants to PM me a "blank" or filled out book that would be awesome, too. Tried to search for something like this but didn't turn up anything of much use.
Thanks yall.
@"Bondarb" @"Macro Arbitrage"
@"Bondarb" can probably contribute with a thoughtful answer if he's around.
You should be able to put smth like this together in Excel rather easily.
well, for me, i just asked for an existing spreadsheet from the middle/back office guys that seemed to be the standard use for everyone on the floor.
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