A fast track to structured finance modeling, monitoring, and valuation : jump start VBA / William Preinitz.

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Preinitz, William, 1950-

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Publication details: Hoboken, N.J. : John Wiley & Sons, c2009.Description: xxii, 744 p. : ill. ; 26 cmISBN:

9780470398128 (cloth/online)
0470398124 (cloth/online)

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LOC classification:

HG106 .P74 2009

Summary: This book is designed to start with simple examples that progressively develop the reader's confidence to take on more complex tasks. There is very little theoretical discussion about computer science, operations research algorithms, mathematics, or finance. The thrust of the book is to teach the reader to break complex tasks down into simple tasks. It then looks to implement those simple tasks into VBA code using a critical subset of the features of the language.

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Modeling with Visual Basic Application language.

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Includes indexes.

This book is designed to start with simple examples that progressively develop the reader's confidence to take on more complex tasks. There is very little theoretical discussion about computer science, operations research algorithms, mathematics, or finance. The thrust of the book is to teach the reader to break complex tasks down into simple tasks. It then looks to implement those simple tasks into VBA code using a critical subset of the features of the language.

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