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MATH 623

Computational Finance

3 credits · Graduate credit

This is a course in computational methods in finance and financial modeling. Particular emphasis will be put on interest rate models and interest rate derivatives. The specific topics include; Black-Scholes theory, no arbitrage and complete markets theory, term structure models: Hull and White models and Heath Jarrow Morton models, the stochastic differential equations and martingale approach: multinomial tree and Monte Carlo methods, the partial differential equations approach: finite difference methods.

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Prerequisites & course information

MATH 316 and MATH 425 or 525. (3). May not be repeated for credit.

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