Thanks for your reply, madmax. For a moment I thought that a user should input a C++ expression specifying the option pay-off (which is of course weird )

<t>Could someone please make it clear what is supposed to be done in exercise 1.3 of C++ Design Patterns and Derivatives Pricing :"Change the program so that the user inputs a string which specifies the option pay-off."Does it mean that I just have to input "call" or "put" or "double digital" ( and ...

Go to amazon.co.uk and search for ISBN 0324149972

To AytekMaybe for somebody there isn't maths enough at your programme. Be patient

I'm not sure , especially about measure theory.

What about solutions manual to Wooldridge's textbook?

<t>Currently I'm trying to study econometrics on my own. I use Wooldridge's book but don't have the solutions. They can be downloaded from the publisher's site, but the download is password-protected. Maybe some of you have the solutions? We could make an exchange (I have a file with solutions to Ts...

Use Barron's, but it's good only for verbal and quantitative sections.Good luck!

Could you PM me the pw too?Many thanks

<t>I was in the same position, i.e. I also looked for an intro book in econometrics. Don't know about the other books but I found Wooldridge's book "Introductory Econometrics" to be a perfect fit for my needs. And there is a solution manual downloadable for instructors, so maybe you can somehow mana...

I doubt it very much. What do you expect to calculate there? Hence it seems there is very little need in such skills.

Search the forum, there is already a thread about this program. Most of your questions are answered there. Still, you can ask SPAAGG, he studied at the program.By the way, I'm also admitted.

<t>Of course to read Billingsley you ought to be familiar with a big part of the material already. And secondly one must have good overall math culture. For those who have it, this is a GREAT book and I personally like it very much. Another alternative to consider at this level is Shiryaev. I like h...

The only professor there somehow related to finance is Prof. Doug Martin.

<t>beeliner, I'm afraid you're quite right. I think they wanted to create a programme as broadas possible (insurance, investment, finance). But as long as I want to work infinancial risk management it suits me fine, can't say about others. Risk Theory II ontheir curriculum looks better to me than Ri...