mattlorig/intro-financial-derivatives

Open-source LaTeX lecture notes on financial derivatives (binomial model, Black–Scholes, Greeks, stochastic volatility), with exercises and solutions. CC BY-SA 4.0.

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- I've released my graduate lecture notes on financial derivatives as a free, open-source textbook: 232 pages, exercises with full solutions and Python code. PDF:
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- "Each chapter ends with exercises, and complete solutions, including Python code for the computational exercises, are provided in an appendix."
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