Mathematical Finance for Actuarial Science

MET AT 762

Prerequisites: MET MA 581 and MET AT 521 or consent of instructor. How do financial institutions protect themselves against massive market swings? They use complex derivatives, which you’ll learn about in this course. You’ll uncover the mathematical mechanics of options and analyze their critical role in insurance and risk management. We’ll break down the rational valuation of these products, mastering put-call parity, binomial options, and the famous Black-Scholes pricing model. Equip yourself with the cutting-edge financial mathematics necessary to manage uncertainty in modern markets.

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