methods and formulas which apply Excel to solving mathematical problems.   The book:   Explains basic calculations for mathematical finance Shows how to use formulas using straightforward Excel templates Provides a CD of basic templates   This fully revised and updated guide is an essential companion for anyone involved in finance, from company accountants, through to analysts, treasury managers and business students. Explaining basic calculations and using examples and exercises, the book covers:   Cash flows Bonds calculations and bonds risks Amortization and depreciation Forward interest rates and futures Foreign exchange Valuation Leasing      Mastering Financial Mathematics in Microsoft Excel is a practical guide to using Excel for financial mathematics. This new edition includes:   Excel 2007 Addition of a glossary of key terms Functions list in English and Euro languages Continuity check on all formats, layouts and charts More worked examples Addition of exercises at the end of each chapter to help build models     About the authors     Alastair Day has worked in the finance industry for more than 25 years in treasury and marketing functions and was formerly a director of a vendor leasing company specializing in the IT and technology industries. After sale to a public company he established Systematic Finance as a consultancy specializing in: ■ Financial modelling – review, design, build and audit ■ Training in financial modelling, corporate finance, leasing and credit analysis on an in-house and public basis throughout Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia and America ■ Finance and operating lease structuring as a consultant and lessor   Alastair is author of three modelling books published by FT Prentice Hall: Mastering Financial Modelling, Mastering Risk Modelling and Mastering Financial Mathematics in Excel, all of which are in their second editions, as well as other books and publications on financial analysis and leasing.   Alastair has a degree in Economics and German from London University and an MBA from the Open University Business School.   * * * * * * *  

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