Diary of a Mumbai Financial Services Call Girl

About the book:

After topping her class from one of Mumbai’s leading business schools, Rekha concluded that becoming an Investment Banking Associate was not her true calling. It made more sense to be a hooker on retainer ship in Mumbai’s financial district. This leads her to open a high-end bordello with the core mission of making the excruciatingly dull existence of a typical Mumbai Finance executive almost livable. Her target segment was strictly senior management- not the proles and trolls of the industry. Fund Managers, whose luck with the ladies tracked the Nifty, needed a shoulder to cry on when markets headed south. Bank borrowers needed her services to make bankers feel loved with carnal interludes so that the loan approval process did not place an unhealthy emphasis on financial analysis.
About the author:

Conrad Vincent earned his B.Tech degree in 1990 from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras and a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering from Clemson University, USA. He is a CFA.
He has worked in the Indian financial sector for almost 25 years.  He has worked at an investment bank, a credit rating agency, a non-banking financial services company and at an insurance company.  He lives in Mumbai