Levy Processes In Finance Pricing Financial Derivatives Wim Schoutensauth by Wim Schoutens(auth.), Walter A. Shewhart, Samuel S. Wilks(eds.) 9780470851562, 9780470870235, 0470851562, 0470870230 instant download after payment.

Financial mathematics has recently enjoyed considerable interest on account of its impact on the finance industry. In parallel, the theory of L? processes has also seen many exciting developments. These powerful modelling tools allow the user to model more complex phenomena, and are commonly applied to problems in finance. L? Processes in Finance: Pricing Financial Derivatives takes a practical approach to describing the theory of L?-based models, and features many examples of how they may be used to solve problems in finance.
* Provides an introduction to the use of L? processes in finance.
* Features many examples using real market data, with emphasis on the pricing of financial derivatives.
* Covers a number of key topics, including option pricing, Monte Carlo simulations, stochastic volatility, exotic options and interest rate modelling.
* Includes many figures to illustrate the theory and examples discussed.
* Avoids unnecessary mathematical formalities.
The book is primarily aimed at researchers and postgraduate students of mathematical finance, economics and finance. The range of examples ensures the book will make a valuable reference source for practitioners from the finance industry including risk managers and financial product developers.Content:
Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1–10):
Chapter 2 Financial Mathematics in Continuous Time (pages 11–22):
Chapter 3 The Black–Scholes Model (pages 23–32):
Chapter 4 Imperfections of the Black–Scholes Model (pages 33–42):
Chapter 5 Levy Processes and OU Processes (pages 43–71):
Chapter 6 Stock Price Models Driven by Levy Processes (pages 73–83):
Chapter 7 Levy Models with Stochastic Volatility (pages 85–99):
Chapter 8 Simulation Techniques (pages 101–118):
Chapter 9 Exotic Option Pricing (pages 119–134):
Chapter 10 Interest?Rate Models (pages 135–145):