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100 | _aJackson, Mary; Staunton, Mike | ||
245 | _aAdvanced modelling in finance using Excel and VBA | ||
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_c2001 _bJohn Wiley & Sons _aChichester |
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_axii, 263p.,cd _b25 cm ; Hard Bound |
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500 | _a63.95 $ | ||
505 | _aIntroduction Advanced Excel Functions and Procedures Introduction to VBA Writing VBA User-Defined Functions Introduction to Equities Portfolio Optimisation Asset Pricing Performance Measurement and Attribution Introduction to Options on Equities Binomial Trees The Black Scholes Formula Other Numerical Methods for European Options Non-Normal Distributions and Implied Volatility Introduction to Valuing Options on Bonds Interest Rate Models Matching the Term Structure Appendix: Other VBA Functions | ||
520 | _aAdvanced Modelling in Finance Using Excel and VBA outlines a step-by-step approach to using the more sophisticated aspects of Excel macros and VBA programming to model and manipulate financial data, illustrating with practical examples how these can be applied to a variety of financial problems and situations. | ||
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_aFinance--Mathematical models _aMicrosoft Visual Basic for applications _aMicrosoft Excel (Computer file) |
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