Finance - General & Miscellaneous, Business Education - Study Guides, Futures - Investments, Options - Investments
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Overview
This introduction to futures and options markets is ideal for readers with limited backgrounds in mathematics. Emphasizing the use of binomial trees for explaining how options are priced, it shows how one- and two-step binomial trees can be analyzed and includes comprehensive treatment of numerical procedures based on binomial trees.Editorials
Booknews
A text/disk package for undergraduate and graduate students in elective courses in business and economics, covering much of the same material as the author's previous text, , but in a way that readers with limited training in mathematics will find easier to understand. Part I covers futures and swaps markets, and Part II, the bulk of the book, covers options markets. Includes chapter quiz questions and explained answers, additional questions and problems, mathematical appendices, and a glossary. This third edition features a new chapter on value at risk, and new material on swaps, volatility smiles, and standard market models for bond options, interest-rate caps and floors, and European swap options. The accompanying disk contains new Windows-based software specifically designed to complement the text, allowing readers to value different options, display binomial trees, and plot relationships between variables. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.Book Details
Published
May 22, 1991
Publisher
Prentice Hall
Pages
320
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780134911274