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Hi,

This is Manish, presently working with American Express and is a part its analytics (econometric modeling and marketing analytics) division. My core purpose of being here is to discuss issues related to my (rather OUR-- if you are in the same arena) work area and meet people with diverse set of research / industry experience.

Areas in which i specialize -- Econometrics/ Time Series Forecasting, Derivative Markets and Credit Card Analytics (Marketing/ Collections/ Fraud/ Operational Analytics).

In terms of my education i hold a masters degree in economics (and love to discuss this subject).

What else -- personal ??? Ok i stay close to my work, presently located in India, love playing badminton, read lot of stuff on economics and try understand human (specially kids) psychology.

For more : http://www.linkedin.com/in/manishigidr
Field of Expertise:
Finance, Marketing Databases, SAS, Statistical Consulting, Other
Interests:
Finding a New Position, Networking, New Venture, Recruiting
Your Company:
American Express
Industry:
Card Analytics

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At 9:42pm on February 10, 2009, Ronnie said…
Hey Manish, Bumped into your profile on Google. Just wanted to find out if you would be interested to move into a managerial level role with one of my clients - a leading bank in the world.

Do let me know.

Cheers!

Ronnie
At 1:18pm on July 29, 2008, Karteek said…
Hi Manish, Thanks for your consideration. Sry, its been long time I opened this forum. I'm looking for sample Business Data so that it cud help to enhance my job search for Business Analyst position.
At 4:06pm on June 30, 2008, Karteek said…
Thanks Manish, but I'm looking for some Sales data with some parameters that effect response for fitting a model.
At 6:45pm on June 20, 2008, Karteek said…
Hi Manish, I'm Karteek pursuing Masters in Industrial Engg. I'm interested in Time Series Forecasting analysis. Could you please help me where I can get some datasets on time series.
At 4:37am on April 8, 2008, Parthasarathy said…
HI Manish,
Which city are you loacted.??

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