WebCab Bonds for Delphi
- License:
- Commercial
- Price/Registration Fee:
- $179 USD Buy Now!
- Publisher:
- WebCab Components
- Last Updated:
- 10/20/04
- Version:
- 1
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WebCab Bonds for Delphi Description:
General Interest derivatives pricing framework: set contract and vol/price/interest models and run MC. Allows the pricing and risk analytics of interest rate cash and derivative products. We also cover the fundamental theory of bonds including: Treasury bonds, Yield/Pricing, Zero Curve, Forward rates/FRAs, Duration and Convexity. We also cover the topics of Fixed-Interest bonds.
Operating System Support: Win98, WinNT 4.x, Windows2000, WinXP, Windows2003
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