Options, Futures and Other Derivatives (11th edition of the original book) is a "classic" for financial derivatives practitioners, and a best-selling textbook for college students. The book takes a closer look at the overnight reference rates that will replace LIBOR and the way they determine the zero-coupon yield curve in light of current financial issues. The author uses as little mathematical knowledge as possible and provides a large number of industry examples. He mainly describes the operating mechanism of the futures market, hedging strategies using futures, determination of forward and futures prices, the operation process of the options market, the nature of employee stock options, option trading strategies and credit derivatives, Black-Colsmerton model, Greek value and its application, etc.
This book is not only a textbook for undergraduates, graduate students and MBAs majoring in business, economics, financial mathematics and financial engineering, but also a good desk reference book for those who aspire to become professional financial practitioners or successful individual investors!
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This book feels so professional! Although I just got married and don't know much about the financial field, I can feel that it will definitely be helpful to people who want to deepen their careers in the financial field. The content in the book seems to be constantly updated with the times, it's really amazing! I hope that I can continue to grow and improve like this book.
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This book feels so professional! Although I just got married and don't know much about the financial field, I can feel that it will definitely be helpful to people who want to deepen their careers in the financial field. The content in the book seems to be constantly updated with the times, it's really amazing! I hope that I can continue to grow and improve like this book.
Thank you Tomato for free novels. Books that the school did not buy can be found here.