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- ravinpereira
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Hello,I was wondering if someone could suggest me the best way to get started learning quantative finance....I am currently taking courses in Financial Calculus and stochastic Programming... and this field does surely interest me a lot..I was hoping someone would suggest me some good reading related to quant finance... I am basically an MBA student in finance and having tremendous affinity to the world of quant finance...Please helpThanks
begineers in Quantative Finance
John C. Hull's book - Options, Futures and other derivatives .... this is the basic book for beginners.
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- DimitrisLancs
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"An Introduction to the Mathematics of Financial Derivatives" by Salih Neftci is good for begginers. The exercises at the end of each chapter will help you familiarize with the content. Baxter and Rennie "Financial Calculus: An Introduction to Derivative Pricing" is also very interesting. Read Hull first though...