Hull Futures And Options Pdf Programs

Welcome to Options and Futures! This course introduces the popularoption pricing tools that have come to be used in all areas in finance.The concepts, tools and applications promise to make this a great term!

Fundamentals of Futures and Options Markets, 9th Edition. Hull, Fundamentals of Futures and Options Markets, Either 8th. He is currently a professor at Columbia University and the Director of its program in.

Bill Drobny of UBS is our class speaker tomorrow. He will talk about'dynamic alpha strategies,' a derivatives-based product at UBS. Hewill also talk about connections between marketing and finance.

Download his handouts here.

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I finished grading the exams. I was very happy with the performance. Thelowest grade was a B, and that is not because I am an easy grader. Almosteveryone got full credit on Part A and half to full credit on part C. Mostpeople missed part but not all of Part B. Part D was difficult (as intended)and only a couple of people got full credit or close to full credit, but Igave partial credit to many people.

The exams should be in mailfiles. If you do nothave a mailfile, you should have gotten an e-mail asking you to collect theexam in Simon 220. That office will be closed Wednesday through Friday.

Exam - Solution

We have some interesting things scheduled for the coming weeks! Mark yourcalendars for upcoming events:

Note that I am asking you to bring a description of who is in your group andwhat is your project idea to class on Thursday (or send it to me by e-mail ifyou have an interview or other conflict). Ron Allen is coming on October 30to discuss financial data sources; let me know if there is something you wouldespecially like him to talk about.

Dong Chuhl Oh, our TA, will present a session on readingfinancial screens and looking up contract specifications.

Are you prepared for the exam? I suggest working the practice problems (and checking your answers against the solutions provided) to help to make sure there are not any gaps in your understanding of the materials in the slides.

Reminder: The exam will be held in-class on Thursday, November 8.

Lecture 1: Problems - Solutions

Lecture 2: Problems - Solutions

Lecture 3: Problems - Solutions

Lecture 4: Problems - Solutions

Lecture 5: Problems - Solutions

Practice exams

(I) Exam - Solution

(II) Exam - Solution

(III) Exam - Solution

I recommend that you print a set of slides before class for taking notesand solving in-class exercises. One set of slides corresponds to one week(two classes) of lectures.

The condensed versions below shrink each slide to the corner to leave moreroom for taking notes. The regular pdf versions are the same as the slidesused in class.

Lecture 1: Foundation
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Lecture 2: Binomial Option Pricing and Call Options
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Lecture 3: Put Options and Distribution-Free Results
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Lecture 4: The Black-Scholes Model
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Lecture 5: Forwards, Futures, and Futures Options
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week 6: wrap-up and review

Applications

Program Descriptions

Career Essentials

Students in the Futures and Options Career Essentials Program participate in 13 supervised workshops that focus on communication, presentation and workplace etiquette skills. This guide provides basic information about the Career Essentials program, including how to apply, what is expected of our students, and what our students may expect from Futures and Options.

The application for the Fall 2019 session is now closed. Click here if you would like to apply for the Spring 2020 program.

Please contact Meghan Becker at mbecker@futuresandoptions.org if you have any questions.

Lightroom classic cc 7.4 download. Application Process:
Once we receive your application, you will be contacted by Futures and Options to come in for a group interview. On the day of the interview, please bring the following with you:

• Your school identification card
• Signed Career Essentials Program Student Agreement.

Internship Program

The Futures and Options Internship Program provides New York City students with critical work-readiness training and the opportunity to gain firsthand work experience as interns with a dynamic range of business partners. At the same time, the Internship Program introduces these business partners to a pipeline of promising, motivated and diverse young men and women who make meaningful contributions to their business, while training to become the leaders of tomorrow.

Futures and Options interns work in paid, mentored internships that best match their skills and interests. After submitting the online application, applicants interview with Futures and Options program coordinators. Applicants who are accepted into the Internship Program will also interview with supervisors at our business partners for specific internship positions. In some cases, applicants may interview at several businesses for different internship opportunities.

If you are hired as a Futures and Options intern, you must be prepared to:

1)Work the required number of hours.

1. After School interns: 10 - 15 hours a week. Interns are not expected to work more than 15 hours a week.
2. Summer interns: 20 - 35 hours a week.

2)Arrive at work on time each day dressed in the appropriate attire.

1. Work schedules are determined by business site needs and the intern's school schedule.
2. Appropriate attire is dependent on the business site's culture and supervisor guidelines.

3) Attend regularly scheduled career-readiness workshops and career exploration field trips.

1. Learn skills needed to be successful in the workplace.
2. Share ideas and learn from your peers who are interns at different businesses.
3. Build your professional network.

The Core Internship Program accepts applications on a rolling basis.

If you are interested in applying, please follow the steps below:

1. Check whether you are eligible to apply:

• Are you a high school student living in New York City?
• Are you 16 or older?
• Are you currently in 11^th or 12^th grade (beginning September 2019)?
• Do you exit school by 2:30 pm?
• Does your schedule allow you to work 10-15 hours a week after school (not weekends)?

2. If you meet the eligibility requirements above, complete the Internship Application here and upload your resume as requested at the end of the application.

3. You will be contacted within two weeks regarding a group interview. On the day of the group interview, please dress professionally and bring a photo ID with you.

4. If you are selected for the next stage of the application process, you will be invited for a one-on-one interview with a Futures and Options program coordinator. Please bring the following items with you to your interview:

• The Student Permission form signed by you and your parent or guardian (download here)
• Fill out Schedule Form (download here)
• A copy of your most recent transcript
• One letter of recommendation from a teacher or adviser
• Your current working papers (if under the age of 18)
• Your social security card (or a copy)
• Your school identification card
• A photo ID

Please contact Sarah Kaufmannor call (212) 601-0002 with any questions.

Contact Information

Futures and Options
120 Broadway, Suite 1019
New York, NY 10271
P. 212.601.0002
F. 212.601.0005
www.futuresandoptions.org