<t>Stanley Lippman's C++ Primer is pretty good especially for self learning (read "awesome", if you can get hold of the solutions). One thing I loved about the book in comparison to other books was that whenever a new topic is introduced, all possible scenarios for usage / hints / errors are provide...

<t>Hi,Here is my take. Have read R&B, Joshi (barring the last 3 chapters) and Shreve I. Am working my way through Shreve II at the moment.R & B:a) very good presentation of concepts. This helps retain what you read. b) liked doing the exercises. There were a few of them, simple and helped ex...

Hi,Does Summer Analyst mean an intern?If yes, hmm roughly around 7.5 - 9m JPY on a per annum basis.Cheers!

<t>Hi,If you have the time and the enthusiasm, go through "Probability and Random Processes" by Grimmett and Stirzaker. Don't know if its undergrad level but the solutions accompanying the exercises make it a good text for self study. Also, the topics are in line with a student of financial mathemat...

Yes. R & B is the best for this topic.Once you're through with the above, Shreve's Vol 2 of Stochastic Calculus for Finance explains the topic in greater detail.

Oops.. Am sorry for the duplicate posts

Would like to request solutions for this book.Please to help. Thanks in advance,QuanTTwannabe.

Would like to request solutions for this book.Please to help. Thanks in advance,QuanTTwannabe.

Hope this one is of help.Cheers,QuanTTwannabe

Hi,You should be fine if you do Schwesers + pdf documents put up on the GARP website (additions to the list of prescribed readings).Found quite a number of questions picked up from these readings (and Schwesers has completely messed up notes for these readings).Cheers.

Hi everybody,Does this division sound like a place where we can expect some kind of quant work?Will be really thankful for ANY replies / inputs on this.Rgds.

Well Odusseus seems right.Have come across a number of Equity Deriv Quants in Tokyo and (although my sample size is small) 80-90% were them were French.

Oh.. sorry, this book is without QF but its a good text for self learning.

Hi,I am using Lippman's "C++ Primer" accompanied by its solutions.Its turning out to be a worthwhile read (along with the examples). QuanTTwannabe

Hi,I remember I saw the titles you mentioned in MPH (the Raffles Place branch).Cheers