Neil Grossman has a rare ability to simplify complicated issues and to present them in a clear, concise and unbiased manner. Grossman brings a varied and unique experience to financial and economic matters drawing upon advanced studies in mathematics, physics and law and a career in trading, central banking, fund management and finance.

Neil received his undergraduate and graduate degree in applied mathematics from Columbia University before spending a year doing post graduate studies in the Department of Applied Mathematics at Cambridge University. He returned to Columbia to earn his Juris Doctorate. His career accomplishments include positions with JPMorgan’s Chief Investment Office where he ran a Proprietary Trading Group, the Central Bank of Norway where he was a Senior Portfolio Manager and Deutsche Bank where he ran a large fixed income derivatives book. He has started and run two Hedge Funds, currently the Global Macro TKNG Global Investment Fund and previously the Fixed Income Arbitrage Polaris Navigator Fund. Neil began his career as a corporate attorney with the boutique New York law firm of Cole and Deitz.

You can read more of his musing and listen to his podcast at www.Neilytics.com