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Financial Numerical Recipes in C++

Financial Numerical Recipes in C++
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Number of pages: 81

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In finance, there are areas where formulas tend to get involved. Sometimes it may be easier to follow an exact computer routine. The author made some C++ subroutines that implements common algorithms in finance. Typical examples are option/derivatives pricing, term structure calculations, mean variance analysis. These routines are presented together with a good deal of explanations and examples of use, but it is by no means a complete book with all the answers and explanations.

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