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Cairns, Andrew (2004).
Interest Rate Models: An
Introduction is an excellent introduction to fixed income financial
engineering. |

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Calamos, Nick P. (2003).
Convertible Arbitrage
is a largely non-technical introduction to convertible bond arbitrage. |

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Campbell, John, Andrew Lo and Archie MacKinlay (1997).
The
Econometrics of Financial Markets is an edited collection of
papers by the editors. |

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Caouette, John, E. Altman, P. Narayanan
(1998).
Managing Credit Risk: The Next Great Financial Challenge
explores the many aspects of credit risk. |

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Capinski, M. and T. Zastawniak (2003).
Mathematics for
Finance is an elementary financial engineering text. |

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Carmona, R. and M. Tehranchi (2006).
Interest Rate
Models is a theoretical book on work that extends the
Heath-Jarrow-Morton framework to infinite dimensions. |

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Cerny, Ales (2004).
Mathematical Techniques in
Finance is a hands-on introduction to financial engineering. |

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Chacko, George, et al (2006).
Credit Derivatives
is an elementary itroduction to credit derivatives, CDOs and their
pricing. |

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Chan, N. H. and H. Y. Wong (2006).
Simulation Techniques in
Financial Risk Management is a book about the Monte Carlo method in
financial engineering. |
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Chan, S., P. Gupta, and T. Leech (2006).
Sarbanes-Oxley is a non-technical book that takes a critical look at
Sarbanes-Oxley. |

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Chaplin, Geoff (2005).
Credit Derivatives is
a broad ranging text on credit derivatives and related structured
products. |

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Chapman, Robert (2006).
Simple Tools and
Techniques of Enterprise Risk Management is a weak book with some
nice material on corporate governance. |

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Charnes, John (2007).
Financial Modeling with Crystal Ball and Excel
explains how to use the Crystal Ball add-in for performing Monte Carlo
simulations in Microsoft
Excel. |

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Chavas, Jean-Paul (2004).
Risk Analysis in Theory and Practice
explores the foundations of risk modeling in finance and economics. |

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Chermobi, A., S. Rachev and F. Fabozzi
(2007).
Operational Risk discuses probabilistic models for operational risk. |

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Cherubini, U., E. Luciano and W. Vecchiato
(2004).
Copula Methods in Finance is an in depth introduction to copulas
with financial applications. |

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Cherubini, U. and G. D. Lunga (2007).
Structured Finance is about implementing financial engineering models
with object oriented programming. |

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Chincarini, Ludwig and Daehwan Kim (2006).
Quantitative Equity
Portfolio Management is about managing equity portfolios using
factor models. |

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Chisholm, Andrew (2004).Derivatives
Demystified is an elementary introduction to derivative instruments. |

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Choudhry, Moorad (2006).
Corporate Bond Markets
is an introduction and reference on corporate bond markets. |

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Choudhry, Moorad (2006).
Credit Default Swap
Basis is an introduction suitable for readers who have some
familiarity with credit derivatives. |

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Choudhry, Moorad (2006).
Introduction to
Value-at-Risk is a short introductory book dating from the early
days of VaR. |

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Choudhry, Moorad (2007).
Bank Asset
and Liability Management discusses ALM and related topics. |

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Chriss, Neil A. (1997).
Black-Scholes and
Beyond is the definitive non-technical introduction to option
pricing theory and financial engineering. |

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Christoffersen, Peter F. (2003).
Elements of Financial
Risk Management is a sophisticated book on aspects of VaR
measures. |

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Coeman, Les (2006).
Why Managers and Companies Take Risks
has a distinct flavor of behavioral finance. |

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Cohan, William (2007).
Last Tycoons is
a history of Lazard Freres & Co. |

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Colin, Andrew (2005).
Fixed Income Attribution
is an introductory text on performance attribution for fixed income
portfolio managers. |

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Condamin, L., J. Louisot and P. Naim
(2007). Risk Quantification extends insurance math to an enterprise risk
context. |

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Cont, Rama and Peter Tankov (2004).
Financial Modelling with
Jump Processes is an excellent overview of Levy processes in
financial engineering. |

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Cox, Dennis and Michael Cox (2006).
Mathematics of Banking and
Finance is an elementary book primarily about statistics. |

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Cox, John C. and Mark Rubinstein (1985).
Options
Markets is the classic introduction to options markets—and still
one of the best! |

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Crouhy, M., D. Galai and R. Mark (2001).
Risk
Management is an overview of financial risk management. |

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Crouhy, M., D. Galai and R. Mark (2006).
Essentials of Risk Management is these authors' second overview of financial risk management. |

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Cruver, Brian (2002).
Anatomy of Greed: The Unshredded
Truth from an Enron Insider is one employee's personal account
of the fall of Enron. |

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Cruz, Margelo G. (2002).
Modeling, Measuring and Hedging
Operational Risk focuses on quantitative techniques for managing
operational risk |

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Cruz, Margelo G. (2004).
Operational Risk Modeling
and Analysis is an edited collection. |

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Culp, Christopher (2001).
Risk Management
Process is a scholarly book on financial risk management informed by
practice. |

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Culp, Christopher (2004).
Risk Transfer:
Derivatives in Theory and Practice explores the economics
foundations of derivatives use and valuation. |

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Culp, Christopher (2006).
Structured
Finance & Insurance is an outstanding book on structured finance. |

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Culp, C. and M. Miller (1999).
Corporate Hedging in Theory and Practice
looks at corporate hedging and the Metallgesellschaft debacle. |

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Cusatis,
Patrick and Martin Thomas (2005).
Hedging Instruments
and Risk Management is an introductory book on derivatives and
hedging. |

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Cvitanic, J. and F. Zapatero (2004).
Introduction to
the Economics and Mathematics of Financial Markets is a financial
engineering text. |
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