Posted inFinance Understanding the Black-Scholes Pricing Model for Options in Microsoft Excel The Black–Scholes pricing model is a mathematical method to calculate the fair value of European-style…
Posted inFinance Understanding Probability Distribution in Options Using Excel Formulas Probability distribution in options is a way of describing the likelihood of different outcomes for…
Posted inFinance Understanding Probability Density in Options Using Excel Probability density in options is a way of measuring how likely the price of an…
Posted inFinance Understanding Arithmetic Mean and Standard Deviation in Options Using Excel In options trading, arithmetic mean and standard deviation are used to estimate the future price…
Posted inFinance Understanding Currency Swaps in Excel A currency swap is a financial contract between two parties to exchange a specific amount…
Posted inFinance Understanding Delayed-Start Swaps in Excel A delayed-start swap is a type of swap agreement that begins at a future date,…
Posted inFinance Understanding Forward-Start Swaps in Excel A forward-start swap is a type of swap agreement that begins at a future date,…
Posted inFinance Understanding Amortizing Swaps in Excel An amortizing swap is a type of interest rate swap where the notional principal amount…
Posted inFinance Hedging an Interest Rate Swap with Excel Hedging an interest rate swap is a strategy to reduce or eliminate the exposure to…
Posted inFinance Constructing an Asset Swap in Excel An asset swap is a type of derivative contract that allows two parties to exchange…