Mimi Duff
I joined Goldman Sachs in 1993 and currently work with Hayley as a U.S. Government Strategist, focusing on relative value analysis in the US Treasury bonds and related markets. Like Hayley, my job involves creating tools for identifying trade opportunities (using spreadsheets, the web & other programming) and using those tools to identify trade opportunities that I both write about in a weekly publication and market direclty to clients. I also act as a liaison to the systems development group. Prior to my current assignment, I managed the firm's Global Bond Indexes and was involved with domestic asset allocation. Prior to joining the US government strategies group, I worked as a programmer analyst in the information technology group, focusing on unix gui development and database programming.

I have an undergraduate degree in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering from Cornell University ('93) and am currently working on a Master's degree in the Mathematics of Finance at Columbia University on a part-time basis.