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Financial Mathematics and Applied Probability Seminars 2000-2001 All seminars take place at King's College London, The Strand, London WC2R 2LS. Tuesday 30 January, 4:30 pm Dr Vicky Henderson FORC, University of Warwick Real Options with Constant Relative Risk Aversion Tuesday 13 February, 4:30 pm Professor Chris Rogers Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Bath Optimal capital structure and endogenous default Tuesday 27 February, 5:30 pm Professor Mark Davis Department of Mathematics, Imperial College Stochastic Volatility: the Hedger's Perspective Tuesday 6 March, 5:30 pm Dr Philipp Schoenbucher Department of Statistics, University of Bonn A Libor Market Model with Default Risk Tuesday 13 March, 5:30 pm Dr Saul Jacka Department of Statistics, University of Warwick Pricing with spreads, measures of risk and scenario analysis Tuesday 20 March, 5:30 pm Dr Rudiger Kiesel Department of Statistics, London School of Economics Semi-parametric modelling in finance Tuesday 27 March, 5:30 pm Dr Philippe Balland Merrill Lynch Implied Volatility Models Tuesday 22 May, 4:30 pm Professor Yuri Kabanov Laboratoire de Mathematiques, Universite de Franche-Comte, and Central Economics and Mathematics Institute Recent progress in models with transaction costs Tuesday 5 June, 5:30 pm Professor Tom Hurd Department of Mathematics, McMaster University, Canada Portfolio Optimization in Jump-Diffusion Markets