Exotic Options by Peter G.Zhang

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Exotic Options by Peter G.Zhang

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Exotic Options by Peter G.Zhang

This is a systematic classification and treatment of essentially all exotic options currently trading at the Over-the-Counter (OTC) market. It aims to be an industry standard book on this subject. And it contains exact closed-form pricing formulae and approximated closed-form pricing formulae for all popular exotic optics. It includes arguments for and pricing formulae of exotic options with more flexibility than most popular exotic options such as Asian options with the underlying assets, etc.

Most of the analyses in this book are within the Black-Scholes environment so that comparisons of each type of exotic options with the Black-Schles model can be made readily. Emphases have been paid to illustrate the ideas of products clearly and show how to use the pricing expressions conveniently. The book contains many pricing formulae and analyses which do not exist in the literature.

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The book is suitable for traders, analysts, risk managers, marketers, sales people, professionals in the derivatives industry, and financial professionals in general who have an interest in the concurrent status of the exotic derivatives market. It is also of great interest to professors and graduate students who want to catch up with the ever growing innovation process in the derivatives industry. Scientists, engineers, computer programmers, and other professionals may also find the book an efficient way to grasp some financial ideas and connect financial products with mathematical tools.

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