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Financial Modeling demonstrates how Excel and other computational tools facilitate complex problem-solving. The fifth edition clarifies the exposition of some earlier material and adds R and Python to the toolkit. Its a must-have for finance students, scholars, and modeling professionals.
Robert A. Taggart, Professor Emeritus, Finance, Carroll School of Management, Boston College
Financial Modeling is the most comprehensive Excel textbook for finance applications. I have consistently used previous editions of this book in my modeling courses over the last 15 years. The detailed coverage of VBA and R in this edition is ideal for finance students at any level.
Patrick Cusatis, Associate Professor of Finance, Penn State University
An excellent resource on modeling for corporate finance, bonds, portfolio theory, options, and Monte Carlo simulation methods. Financial Modeling is valuable for instructors and students at both undergraduate and graduate levels, and I highly recommend it.
Cara Marshall, Lecturer and Director of the Risk Management Graduate Program, Queens College, CUNY
Robert A. Taggart, Professor Emeritus, Finance, Carroll School of Management, Boston College
Financial Modeling is the most comprehensive Excel textbook for finance applications. I have consistently used previous editions of this book in my modeling courses over the last 15 years. The detailed coverage of VBA and R in this edition is ideal for finance students at any level.
Patrick Cusatis, Associate Professor of Finance, Penn State University
An excellent resource on modeling for corporate finance, bonds, portfolio theory, options, and Monte Carlo simulation methods. Financial Modeling is valuable for instructors and students at both undergraduate and graduate levels, and I highly recommend it.
Cara Marshall, Lecturer and Director of the Risk Management Graduate Program, Queens College, CUNY
About the Author
The late Simon Benninga was Professor of Finance and Director of the Sofaer International MBA program at the Faculty of Management at Tel-Aviv University. For many years he was a Visiting Professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Tal Mofkadi is an Assistant Professor in the School of Finance in the Faculty of Management at Tel Aviv University, University of Amsterdam, and Nagoya University of Business and Commerce, and the managing partner of Numerics, an economic and financial consultancy firm.
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