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• Options
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Asymptotic expansions and continuity corrections for barrier options Sam Howison, Oxford University Joint work with Mario Steinberg, Charlotte Heiming and Matthew Shirley

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Adaptive Simulated Annealing (ASA) and Path-Integral (PATHINT) Algorithms: Generic Tools for Complex Systems Lester Ingber [removed] • [removed] http://www.ingber.com/

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The Concepts of Mathematical Finance M.S. Joshi Contents page xiii

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• Black–Scholes
• Asian option
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• Martingale pricing
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Fixed Income Division Symmetry methods for quadratic Gaussian models of interest rate and FX processes

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Bibliography [1] C. Alexander, Principal component analysis of implied volatility and skews, ISMA Centre Discussion Paper in Finance 2000–[removed]C. Alexander, Market Models: a Guide to Financial Data Analysis, Wiley,

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• Swaption
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• Black–Scholes
• Implied volatility
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• LIBOR market model
• Stochastic volatility
• Model risk
• Mathematical finance
• Financial economics
• Options

Assignable problems for the Concepts and Practice of Mathematical Finance Mark Joshi September 18, 2013 Please note that I have no intention of distributing solutions for these problems. This is to allow those using the

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• Call option
• Moneyness
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• Hedge
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• Options
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The Risk in Hedge Fund Strategies: Theory and Evidence from Trend Followers William Fung PI Asset Management, LLC David A. Hsieh

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• Lookback option
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• Put option
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