Stochastic Calculus for Finance I: The Binomial Asset Pricing Model (Springer Finance) Paperback – Illustrated, 28 Jun. 2005

I wish it described in more details it's steps but if you spend more time on it, you'll understand it well.

very useful to math students. easy to understand. got good examples. got exercises with detailed solutions. recommended to all. thanks

A nice introduction into derivative pricing for someone with no experience in finance (like myself). A good introduction/foundation before moving onto continuous models.

I purchased this for my sister, who required this for her Maths degree. Not much else to say really, I presume it was one of the recommended texts and she did well in her exams!

Great book in a great condition

great

nice and structured content, suitable depth (for me with an engineering background,no financial experience before) and it's a very good reference book as well.

chapter 1-5 is well written, with very clear analysis along with proofs. chapter 6 is a bit ambiguous on descriptions about forward price and forward interest rates. some times these two concepts are described in a mixed manner,which make me confused..