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Students should have successfully completed Financial Analysis or an equivalent course. I will also assume that they are familiar with basic algebra and statistical techniques and that they are able to use Microsoft Excel. Also basic probability, basic calculus, some knowledge of equity markets, and knowledge of fixed income basics are needed.
In this course students will learn about financial derivatives, including options, futures, forwards, swaps, and other securities as time permits. Our primary emphasis will be on how these contracts are valued and how they can be used to manage risk by hedging.
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Mechanics of futures markets
Chapter 3. Determination of forward and futures prices
Chapter 4. Swaps
Chapter 5. Mechanics of options markets
Chapter 6. Properties of stock options
Chapter 7. Binomial trees
Chapter 8. Black-Scholes Model
Chapter 9. The Greeks
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Lecture
Assessment: final exam
Ressources
Hull, John C. (2012): Options, Futures, and other Derivatives. 8th Edition or most recent edition .Prentice Hall (or most recent edition). ||McDonald, Robert L., 2013, Derivatives Markets, 3rd edition, Pearson Higher Education, Inc.
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