Fixed-Income Securities provides a survey of modern methods for pricing and hedging fixed-income securities in the presence of interest rate risk. Modern theory of finance provides a wealth of new approaches to the important question of interest rate risk management, and this book brings them together in a comprehensive and thorough treatment of the subject. Structured in an accessible manner, the authors begin by focusing on pricing and hedging certain cash flows, before moving on to consider pricing and hedging uncertain cash flows. In addition to the theoretical explanation, the authors provide numerous real-world examples and applications throughout. Fixed-Income Securities

• Provides comprehensive coverage of pricing and hedging fixed-income securities
• Contains numerous real-world examples and applications
• Offers an accessible and well-structured exposition of a technically difficult area

Fixed-Income Securities will be of interest to both finance practitioners and students. "This is the first book I have seen to carefully cover such a wide set of topics in both theoretical and applied fixed-income modelling, ranging from the use of market information to obtain yield curves, to the pricing and hedging of bonds and fixed-income derivatives, to the currently active topic of defaultable yield curve modelling. It will be particularly useful to practitioners." Darrell Duffie, Stanford University
"This is the most comprehensive theoretical treatment of the subject I?ve ever seen." Mark Rubinstein, Haas School of Business, University of California