This state-of-the-art book on Monte Carlo simulation methods is ideal for finance professionals and students. Order your copy today.
This state-of-the-art book on Monte Carlo simulation methods is ideal for finance professionals and students. Order your copy today.
Monte Carlo simulation methods are among the most powerful and broadly applicable tools available for valuing derivatives and other financial securities. Recent exponential increases in the power and speed of computers have greatly expanded the scope, efficiency, and accuracy of Monte Carlo simulations, leading to the need for a comprehensive and thoroughly updated reference on the use of Monte Carlo techniques for financial engineering and modeling.
Monte Carlo Simulation and Finance provides financial engineers, researchers, and students with today's most detailed and application-based examination of Monte Carlo modeling techniques. Filled with valuable insights and methodologies for formulating the problem at hand; setting specific objectives; choosing and implementing the most applicable model; determining parameters; running the simulation; and documenting results and conclusions in light of the simulation results, the book features:
Monte Carlo Simulation and Finance is an essential reference for anyone, professional or academic, looking to design and implement accurate models for securities pricing and risk management. Further theoretical and mathematical information supporting theconcepts discussed throughout this book also appear in an online appendix at www.wiley.com/go/mcleish. Today's most up-to-date and results-based guide to this vital area, Monte Carlo Simulation and Finance is certain to set the standard for Monte Carlo reference texts throughout the remainder of this decade.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Contents are good, typos are terrible.,
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This review is from: Monte Carlo Simulation and Finance (Hardcover)
I have an advanced degree from physics, and found that the contents in this book are well balanced between mathematics and physical models. The author definitely knows how to cut short at various points where very advanced math is needed. Instead, the author smartly explained only some fast results or theorems. This makes them very easy to go through, and lets readers focus on the models instead of rigorous math. The MATLAB codes are helpful as well. Problems are well designed too.
Downsides: Typos are terrible. In a few pages, typos make it impossible to read. Also, at several points, the author used very confusing symbols, such as he used "j" for the maturity time of option (pg 108). Also, in some sections, the logic of writing was very vigorous, i.e., you will read some results without knowing what they are here for, but you will see that they are used at the end of the section. Then you have to come back to the beginning and go through the whole section quickly to organize the content in a correct order in your head. In conclusion, I will NOT recommend this book if you have other choices.
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