Quantitative Analysis.
Trading Platform.
Python for Excel.
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I.Basic math.
II.Pricing and Hedging.
1.Basics of derivative pricing I.
2.Change of numeraire.
3.Basics of derivative pricing II.
4.Market model.
5.Currency Exchange.
A.Change of numeraire in the currency markets.
B.Invariant form of the SDE transformation formula.
C.Delta hedging in the currency markets.
D.Example: forward contract to purchase a foreign stock for domestic currency.
E.Example: forward currency exchange contract.
F.Example: quanto forward contract.
G.Example: quanto caplet.
H.Example: quanto fixed-for-floating swap.
6.Credit risk.
7.Incomplete markets.
III.Explicit techniques.
IV.Data Analysis.
V.Implementation tools.
VI.Basic Math II.
VII.Implementation tools II.
Bibliography.
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Example: forward contract to purchase a foreign stock for domestic currency.


e are pricing a contract that allows to purchase a $\U{a3}$-denominated stock $S_{t}^{\U{a3}}$ for the $-amount $K$ at time $T$. The cashflow at time $T$ is MATH if we take a view of a $-observer. However, it is easier to take a view of a $\U{a3}$-observer: MATH. The MATHvalue of the stock at $T$ is equal to the MATHvalue of the stock at $t$ (no-dividend assumption). We obtain $K$ dollars at $T$ if we invest MATH dollars into the dollar bond. Hence, the value of the contract is MATH The "no tricks" approach would be to say thatMATH in agreeement with ( Risk_neutral_pricing) and note that the MATH is a traded asset on $ market. Hence, MATH is a MATH-martingale.





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