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An Introduction to Quantitative Finance Paperback – 31 October 2013
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Product details
- Publisher : Oxford University Press UK (31 October 2013)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 192 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0199666598
- ISBN-13 : 978-0199666591
- Dimensions : 23.11 x 15.49 x 1.52 cm
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..".in the post-crisis world [Blyth's] approach to old results is refreshing and ought to be a template for the future." --Nick Dunbar
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Short and to the point, uncluttered, unfancy, free of the faux rigor of most modern finance textbooks, written by a practitioner, that hits most of the essential principles of quantitative finance. ― Emanuel Derman, author of My Life as a Quant
The author writes elegantly, and combines precision of expression with topical real-world examples in a way that makes this an exceptional work. ― Frank Kelly, University of Cambridge
It is all too rare to find clear thinking, based on first principles, combined with practical understanding of financial markets. This is precisely what Stephen Blyth offers, drawing equally on his mathematical and statistical training and his career in quantitative finance. This book beautifully explains both the profound implications of no-arbitrage theory for the prices of fixed-income derivative securities, and also the pitfalls in practical applications. ― John Y Campbell, Harvard University
The author writes elegantly, and combines precision of expression with topical real-world examples in a way that makes this an exceptional work. ― Frank Kelly, University of Cambridge
It is all too rare to find clear thinking, based on first principles, combined with practical understanding of financial markets. This is precisely what Stephen Blyth offers, drawing equally on his mathematical and statistical training and his career in quantitative finance. This book beautifully explains both the profound implications of no-arbitrage theory for the prices of fixed-income derivative securities, and also the pitfalls in practical applications. ― John Y Campbell, Harvard University
About the Author
Stephen Blyth is managing director and head of public markets at the Harvard Management Company, the subsidiary of Harvard University responsible for the management of the University's endowment. He is also Professor of the Practice of Statistics at Harvard University. Before joining Harvard in 2006, Professor Blyth was managing director and head of the Global Rates proprietary trading group at Deutsche Bank in London, and managing director in the Interest Rate Group at Morgan Stanley in New York. Professor Blyth is a frequent speaker at international finance conferences and has written widely on issues facing practitioners in applied quantitative finance and in derivative markets. He holds a PhD in Statistics from Harvard University and an MA in Mathematics with first class honours from Christ's College, Cambridge University, where he is a Lady Margaret Beaufort Fellow. He was formerly a Lecturer in Mathematics at Imperial College London.
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finmath
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good balance between rigor and intuition
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 November 2020Verified Purchase
I like this introduction to quantitative finance. I think it is a great guide for people being introduced to the topic in a non-Academic and practical-oriented way. Yet there is no sacrifice for the rigor and the topics are presented thoroughly. I enjoyed particularly the part on fixed income and the various observations, remarks and exercises enclosed. Where many books fail to be accessible, this book gives both a good intuition, an economic explanation and a rigorous formulation.
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kolapig
4.0 out of 5 stars
a good book
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 January 2019Verified Purchase
a good book with intuitive interpretation of some complex concepts with examples.
entry level book as the title says "An Introduction to Quantitative Finance"
entry level book as the title says "An Introduction to Quantitative Finance"

cinco
3.0 out of 5 stars
not great for learning things first time
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 31 December 2016Verified Purchase
A goo book for revising topics, not great for learning things first time.

Ali Amiri
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent book with a gentle approach to quantitative finance
Reviewed in Canada on 24 May 2019Verified Purchase
Written by a very well-known and a very competent author, this book approach the subject in a very gentle manner so as not to overwhelm the readers. High recommended.

mithilesh
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent
Reviewed in India on 16 August 2015Verified Purchase
Found extremely helpful