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Risk management and financial institutions / John Hull.

By: Material type: TextPublication details: Upper Saddle River, NJ : Pearson Prentice Hall, c2007.Description: xvi, 500 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780132397902
  • 0132397900
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • HD61 .H83
Contents:
1. Introduction -- 2. Financial products and how they are used for hedging -- 3. How traders manage their exposures -- 4. Interest rate risk -- 5. Volatility -- 6. Correlation and copulas -- 7. Bank regulation and basel II -- 8. VaR measure -- 9. Market risk VaR : historical simulation approach -- 10. Market risk VaR : model-building approach -- 11. Credit risk : estimating default probabilities -- 12. Credit risk losses and credit VaR -- 13. Credit derivatives -- 14. Operational risk -- 15. Model risk and liquidity risk -- 16. Economic capital and RAROC -- 17. Weather, energy, and insurance derivatives -- 18. Big losses and what we can learn from them -- App. A. Valuing forward and futures contracts -- App. B. Valuing swaps -- App. C. Valuing European options -- App. D. Valuing American options -- App. E. Manipulation of credit transition matrices.
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Includes index

1. Introduction --
2. Financial products and how they are used for hedging --
3. How traders manage their exposures --
4. Interest rate risk --
5. Volatility --
6. Correlation and copulas --
7. Bank regulation and basel II --
8. VaR measure --
9. Market risk VaR : historical simulation approach --
10. Market risk VaR : model-building approach --
11. Credit risk : estimating default probabilities --
12. Credit risk losses and credit VaR --
13. Credit derivatives --
14. Operational risk --
15. Model risk and liquidity risk --
16. Economic capital and RAROC --
17. Weather, energy, and insurance derivatives --
18. Big losses and what we can learn from them --
App. A. Valuing forward and futures contracts --
App. B. Valuing swaps --
App. C. Valuing European options --
App. D. Valuing American options --
App. E. Manipulation of credit transition matrices.

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