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Mastering R for Quantitative Finance

Mastering R for Quantitative Finance

By : Gabler
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Mastering R for Quantitative Finance

Mastering R for Quantitative Finance

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Overview of this book

This book is intended for those who want to learn how to use R's capabilities to build models in quantitative finance at a more advanced level. If you wish to perfectly take up the rhythm of the chapters, you need to be at an intermediate level in quantitative finance and you also need to have a reasonable knowledge of R.
Table of Contents (15 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Time Series Analysis
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1. Time Series Analysis
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Multivariate time series analysis
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Volatility modeling
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Summary
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References and reading list
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2. Factor Models
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2. Factor Models
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Arbitrage pricing theory
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Modeling in R
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Summary
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References
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3. Forecasting Volume
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3. Forecasting Volume
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Motivation
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The intensity of trading
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The volume forecasting model
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Implementation in R
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Summary
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References
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4. Big Data – Advanced Analytics
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4. Big Data – Advanced Analytics
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Getting data from open sources
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Introduction to big data analysis in R
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K-means clustering on big data
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Big data linear regression analysis
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Summary
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References
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5. FX Derivatives
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5. FX Derivatives
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Terminology and notations
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Currency options
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Exchange options
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Quanto options
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Summary
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References
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6. Interest Rate Derivatives and Models
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6. Interest Rate Derivatives and Models
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The Black model
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The Vasicek model
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The Cox-Ingersoll-Ross model
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Parameter estimation of interest rate models
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Using the SMFI5 package
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Summary
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References
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7. Exotic Options
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7. Exotic Options
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A general pricing approach
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The role of dynamic hedging
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How R can help a lot
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A glance beyond vanillas
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Greeks – the link back to the vanilla world
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Pricing the Double-no-touch option
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Another way to price the Double-no-touch option
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The life of a Double-no-touch option – a simulation
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Exotic options embedded in structured products
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Summary
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References
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8. Optimal Hedging
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8. Optimal Hedging
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Hedging of derivatives
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Hedging in the presence of transaction costs
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Further extensions
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Summary
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References
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9. Fundamental Analysis
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9. Fundamental Analysis
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The basics of fundamental analysis
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Collecting data
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Revealing connections
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Including multiple variables
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Separating investment targets
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Setting classification rules
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Backtesting
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Industry-specific investment
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Summary
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References
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10. Technical Analysis, Neural Networks, and Logoptimal Portfolios
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10. Technical Analysis, Neural Networks, and Logoptimal Portfolios
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Market efficiency
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Technical analysis
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Neural networks
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Logoptimal portfolios
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Summary
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References
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11. Asset and Liability Management
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11. Asset and Liability Management
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Data preparation
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Interest rate risk measurement
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Liquidity risk measurement
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Modeling non-maturity deposits
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Summary
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References
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12. Capital Adequacy
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12. Capital Adequacy
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Principles of the Basel Accords
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Risk measures
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Risk categories
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Summary
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References
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13. Systemic Risks
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13. Systemic Risks
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Systemic risk in a nutshell
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The dataset used in our examples
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Core-periphery decomposition
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The simulation method
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Possible interpretations and suggestions
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Summary
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References
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Index
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Index

Risk categories

Banks face various kinds of risks, for example, client default, changes in the market environment, troubles in refinancing, and fraud. These risks are categorized into credit risk, market risk, and operational risk.

Market risk

Losses realized from the movements of the market prices are covered by the market risk. It may include the losses on the trading book positions of a bank or financial institution, but the losses realized on interest rate or currency that may be in connection with the core business of a bank also belong to market risk. Market risk can include several subcategories such as equity risk, interest rate risk, currency risk, and commodity risk. Liquidity risk is also covered in this topic. Based on the advanced approach of the Basel II directive, the capital needed to cover these risks is mostly based on value at risk calculations.

Currency risk refers to the possible loss on the movements of the foreign exchange rates (for example, EUR/USD) or on its derivative...

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