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| 1. Financial Mathematics - A Library of 7 Courses |
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This course gives an introduction to the basic financial measures. It helps the user understand:
- The various yield measures
- The concept of net present value for evaluating investment proposals
- The concept of duration, modified duration and convexity and their calculations
- The concept of basis point value
Duration: 2 hours |
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This course gives an introduction to the concept of time value of money. It helps the user understand:
- The concept and importance of time value of money
- The various methods to calculate the future and the present value of cash flows
- The concept of future and present value of an annuity
- The concept of amortization
Duration: 2.5 hours |
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This course deals with the concept of bond pricing and its calculation. It helps the user understand:
- The calculation of price of a option free bond
- The price determination process when settlement date falls between two coupon periods
- The different types of yield and the formula to calculate them
- The price volatility characteristics of option free bonds
Duration: 2 hours |
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This course gives an introduction to the concept of yield curve analysis. It helps the user understand:
- The concept of yield curve and its types
- The various theories under yield curve analysis
- The types of interest rates and its computation
- The applications of yield curve analysis
Duration: 2 hours |
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This course gives an introduction to the concept of probability distributions and their properties. It helps the user understand:
- The concept of probability distributions
- The different types of probability distributions
- The properties of each of the distributions
Duration: 2.5 hours |
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This course gives an introduction to the concept of volatility and the methods of measuring volatility. It helps the user understand:
- The basic statistical measures and methods to compute them
- Normal distribution and establishing the relationship between standard deviation and confidence level through a normal distribution function
- The concept of volatility and its characteristics
- The measures of risk exposures and the characteristics of financial asset price movements
- The estimation of volatility using historical and implied volatility models
Duration: 2 hours |
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This course gives an introduction to correlation and regression analysis. It helps the user understand:
- The concept of correlation and coefficient of correlation
- The different types of correlation
- The methods of measuring correlation
- The concept of regression analysis
- The methods of computing regression lines
- The significance of standard error and the coefficient of determination
Duration: 2 hours |
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