Peijie Wang has taught numerous finance, accounting, and investment courses at postgraduate, undergraduate and MBA levels and supervised various PhD theses and Masters dissertations at City University Business School, University of Manchester, Manchester Business School, UMIST and other institutions. He has published widely in major finance, economics, real estate and statistics journals.
This book which provides an overview of contemporary topics related to the modelling of financial time series, is set against a backdrop of rapid expansions of interest in both the models themselves and the financial problems to which they are applied.
This excellent textbook covers all the major developments in the area in recent years in an informative as well as succinct way.
Refreshingly, every chapter has a section of two or more examples and a section of empirical literature, offering the reader the opportunity to practice the kind of research going on in the area. This approach helps the reader develop interest, confidence and momentum in learning contemporary econometric topics
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Widely taught subject area - a growing and popular subject for students
Combines theory and practical examples
Interdisciplinary appeal - relevant to financial economics students as well as those requiring a broad knowledge of techniques applied in finance literature
This book which provides an overview of contemporary topics related to the modelling of financial time series, is set against a backdrop of rapid expansions of interest in both the models themselves and the financial problems to which they are applied.This excellent textbook covers all the major developments in the area in recent years in an informative as well as succinct way.Refreshingly, every chapter has a section of two or more examples and a section of empirical literature, offering the reader the opportunity to practice the kind of research going on in the area. This approach helps the reader develop interest, confidence and momentum in learning contemporary econometric topics
1. Introduction 2. Stochastic Models and Processes 3. The Behaviour of Security Prices 4. Modelling Long-run Relationships in Financial Time Series 5. Modelling Volatility in Financial Time Series 6. Modelling Regime Shifts 7. The Present Value Model, Rationality, and Market Efficiency 8. The Kalman Filter 9. Frequency Domain Analysis 10. Financial Tools 11. Summary
This book - an overview of contemporary topics related to the modelling of financial time series - is set against a backdrop of rapid expansions of interest in both the models themselves and the financial problems to which they are applied.
Über den Autor
Peijie Wang has taught numerous finance, accounting, and investment courses at postgraduate, undergraduate and MBA levels and supervised various PhD theses and Masters dissertations at City University Business School, University of Manchester, Manchester Business School, UMIST and other institutions. He has published widely in major finance, economics, real estate and statistics journals.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Introduction 2. Stochastic Models and Processes 3. The Behaviour of Security Prices 4. Modelling Long-run Relationships in Financial Time Series 5. Modelling Volatility in Financial Time Series 6. Modelling Regime Shifts 7. The Present Value Model, Rationality, and Market Efficiency 8. The Kalman Filter 9. Frequency Domain Analysis 10. Financial Tools 11. Summary
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This book which provides an overview of contemporary topics related to the modelling of financial time series, is set against a backdrop of rapid expansions of interest in both the models themselves and the financial problems to which they are applied.
This excellent textbook covers all the major developments in the area in recent years in an informative as well as succinct way.
Refreshingly, every chapter has a section of two or more examples and a section of empirical literature, offering the reader the opportunity to practice the kind of research going on in the area. This approach helps the reader develop interest, confidence and momentum in learning contemporary econometric topics
