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Jackel, Peter (2003).
Monte Carlo Methods in Finance
is worth browsing. |
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Jackson, Mary and Mike Staunton (2001).
Advanced Modelling
in Finance Using Excel and VBA is all you need to get started
using VBA in Excel. |
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Jacobs, Bruce and Kenneth Levy (2004).
Market Neutral
Strategies is an edited collection for institutional investors. |
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Jaeger, Robert A. (2002).
All About Hedge Funds
primarily targets individual investors but has content that will appeal
to professionals. |
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James, Jessica and Nick Webber (2000).
Interest Rate
Modelling is an excellent intermediate-to-advanced level book on
fixed income financial engineering. |
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James, Todd (2006).
Interest Rate
Derivatives is a good book for beginner traders or sophisticated
end-users. |
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James, Tom and Peter Fusaro (2006).
Energy & Emissions
Markets is a definitive introduction to emissions and green trading. |
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Javaheri, Alireza (2005).
Inside Volatility
Arbitrage is an advanced financial engineering book about volatility
modeling. |
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Jewson, Stephen and Anders Brix (2005).
Weather Derivative
Valuation Is an excellent introduction to weather derivatives
pricing. |
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Jondeau, E., S. H. Poon and M. Rockinger
(2006). Financial Modeling Under Non-Gaussian Distributions is a
scholarly book. |
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Jorion, Philippe (2006).
Value-at-Risk: The
New Benchmark for Managing Financial Risk is a general
introduction to financial risk management. |
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Jorion, Philippe and Robert Roper (1995). Big Bets
Gone Bad chronicles the bankruptcy of Orange County California. |
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Joshi, M. S. (2003).
The Concepts and Practice of
Mathematical Finance in an intuitive introduction to some fairly
sophisticated financial engineering. |
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Jurczenko, E. and B. Maillet (2006).
Multi-Moment Asset Allocation and Pricing Models is an edited
collection of papers presented at a recent conference. |
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