FINANCIAL HACKING EVALUATE RISKS PRICE DERIVATIVES STRUCTURE TRADES MAYMIN PH. Księgarnia

Financial Hacking: Evaluate Risks, Price Derivatives, Structure Trades, and Build Your Intuition Quickly and Easily

This book teaches financial engineering the way it ought to be taught: as tools and a way of thinking to solve real-world problems. Projects and simulations are not just exercises in this book, but its heart and soul. You will not only learn how to do state-of-the-art simulations and build exotic derivatives valuation models, you will also learn how to quickly make reasonable inferences based on incomplete information. This book will give you the expertise to make significant progress in understanding brand new derivatives given only a preliminary term sheet, thus making you extraordinarily valuable to banks, brokerage houses, trading floors, and hedge funds. "Financial Hacking" is not about long, detailed mathematical proofs or brief summaries of conventional financial theories; it is about engineering specific, useable answers to imprecise but important questions. It is an essential book both for students and for practitioners of financial engineering. MBAs in finance learn case-method and standard finance mainly by talking. Mathematical finance students learn the elegance and beauty of formulas mainly by manipulating symbols. But financial engineers need to learn how to build useful tools, and the best way to do that is to actually build them in a test environment, with only hypothetical profits or losses at stake. That's what this book does. It is like a trading desk sandbox that prepares graduate students or others looking to move closer to trading operations.

Financial Hacking

Black-Scholes; Intuitions about Option Greeks; Exotic Options; P&L Decomposition; Hedging Questions; Volatility Skews and Smiles; Local and Implied Volatilities; Variance Swaps; Exotic Derivatives.

300 pages, Hardback

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