Webpage: http://homes.chass.utoronto.ca/~xzhu/
Level: Advanced MBA, MSc(Fin, Math. Fin)
The first chapter discusses what is risk and what is risk management. There is a subsection with a brief history of Financial Innovation. Chapter 2 is about the Arrow-Debreu theory of financial markets. You can read about states of nature, contingent claims. An appendix at the end of the chapter, serves a short introduction to linear algebra. The author cover the pricing of options next as an application of Arrow-Debreu theory. Chapter 4 highlights the individual and social gains from the practice of risk management. In the following chapter, the author tries to answer why should firms manage risk. The next chapters deal with bonds and the pricing of forwards and swaps. Ito Calculus and the Black-Scholes formula follow. Chapter 9 is a brief discussion about Value at Risk. The topic of chapter 10 is credit risk and the author provides an introduction to credit default swaps pricing (CDS pricing). Next, the reader can find out how to use swaps to hedge interest rate risk. The final chapter teaches us how to use options to hedge uncertain price exposures.
Xiaodong Zhu is professor at the Department of Economics, University of Toronto
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Economics of Financial Risk Management
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Financial risk management is the practice of creating economic value in a firm by using financial instruments to manage exposure to risk, particularly credit risk and market risk.
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