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Chapter 1 Introduction |
1. Cash Flows, 2. Investment and Markets, 3. Typical Investment Problems |
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Chapter 2. The Basic Theory of Interest |
1. Pricipal and Interest, 2. NPV and IRR, 3. Evaluation Criteria |
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Chapter 3 Fixed-Income Securities |
1. THe Market for Future Cash, 2. Bond Details, 3. Duration and Immunization |
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Chapter 4 The Term Structure of Interest Rates |
1. The Yield Curve, 2. The Term Structure, 3. Forward Rates |
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Chapter 5 Applied Interest Rate Analysis |
1. Capital Budgeting, 2. Optimal Portfolios, 3. Dynamic Cash Flow Processes |
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Chapter 6 Mean-Variance Portfolio Theory |
1. Asset Return, 2. Portfolio Mean and Variance, 3. The Markowitz Mode. |
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Chapter 7 The Capital Asset Pricing Model |
1. Market Equilibrium, 2. The Capital Market Line, 3. The Security Market Line |
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Chapter 8 Models and Data |
1. Factor Models, 2. The CAPM as a Factor Model, 3. Arbitrage Pricing Theory |
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Chapter 9 General Principles |
1. Utility Functions, 2. Utility Function and the Mean-Variance Criterion 3. Risk-Neutral Pricing |
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Chapter 10 Forwards, Futures, and Swaps |
1. Forward Contracts, 2. Swaps, 3. Future Contracts |
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Chaptet 11 Models of Asset Dynamics |
1. Binomial Lattice Model, 2. Lognormal Random Variation, 3. A Stock Price Process |
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Chapter 12 Basic Option Theory |
1. Option Concepts, 2. Put-Call Parity, 3. More General Binomial Problems |
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