Fixed Income Mathematics: Bond Pricing and Valuation
Learn comprehensive methods for pricing and valuing fixed income securities, with focus on risk measures and analysis.
Learn comprehensive methods for pricing and valuing fixed income securities, with focus on risk measures and analysis.
This rigorous course provides in-depth knowledge of fixed income mathematics, focusing on determining fair values, yields, and risk measures for fixed income securities. Students will develop a strong conceptual understanding while building practical skills in bond valuation and risk assessment. The course combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, creating an effective toolkit for fixed income analysis and management.
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What you'll learn
Master the mathematics of fixed income security valuation
Analyze basic fixed income instruments and their characteristics
Understand term structures and their implications
Apply interest rate risk measures effectively
Implement fixed income risk management strategies
Evaluate corporate bonds and their pricing factors
Skills you'll gain
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Module Description
This comprehensive course focuses on the mathematical foundations and practical applications of fixed income security valuation. Students learn essential concepts in bond pricing, yield calculations, and risk measurement. The curriculum covers basic instruments, term structures, interest rate risk measures, fixed income risk management, and corporate bonds. The course emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application, providing students with the tools needed for effective fixed income analysis.
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Instructor
17 Courses
NYIF Instructor Specializing in Asset Pricing and Risk Management
Anton Theunissen is an instructor at the New York Institute of Finance (NYIF) with over twelve years of experience in financial services and more than a decade in academia, teaching finance, economics, and mathematics to both graduate and undergraduate students. His areas of expertise include asset pricing, fixed income, credit risk, market risk, and financial mathematics. Anton's research interests focus on the effects of securitization and rational default behavior on mortgage credit extension, contributing valuable insights to his teaching and coursework
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