1 Introductory Concepts of Financial Risk Management 2 Financial Risk Management in the Standard Binomial Mode 3 Binomial Model with Constraints and Transition to the Black-Scholes Model 4 Advanced Analysis of Financial Risks in Discrete Time Models 5 Stochastic Analysis in the Context of Financial Mathematics 6 Modelling Markets with Wiener Processes 7 Quantile Hedging Methodology within the Black-Sholes Model 8 Risk Measures as Quantitative Tools of Risk Management 9 Fixed Income Securities: Modelling and Pricing 10 Real and American Options. Performance Measures and Analysis 11 Insurance and Reinsurance Risks 12 Solvency Problem for an Insurance Company 13 Problems Bibliography Glossary of Notation Index
Biography
Alexander Melnikov is a Professor at the University of Alberta working in stochastic analysis and its applications in finance, statistics and insurance. He is the author of nine books and over one hundred research papers in leading academic journals and venues. He is a Fellow of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, a recipient of the Leontiev medal of this academy and the McCalla Professorship of the University of Alberta. In addition to his academic engagements, he held several senior positions in business and professional organizations.
