ECON 873 - Financial Derivatives
Instructor: Wulin SuoCourse Webpage
Calendar Description
This course covers forward, futures, swap, and option contracts. It deals
with how the contracts work, how they are used, how they are valued, and
how financial institutions hedge their positions in the contracts. The
topics covered include Black-Scholes pricing, the use of binomial trees,
and delta-gamma-vega hedging, the mathematics underlying the pricing of
derivatives and the numerical procedures that are used to implement
derivatives pricing models. It includes in-depth material on exotic
options, interest rate derivatives, and credit derivatives. Other topics
on risk management will be briefly discussed.
NOTE: This course is cross-referenced with MGMT-821*.
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