0132397900     Risk Management and

Financial Institutions, Second Edition

 

The following typos and other errors are in the first printing of the book. We have tried to correct them in subsequent printings and so they may not be present in the copy you have.

Page 20: Third paragraph. Replace “1994” with “1984” on first and third line. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

Page 24: Change “billion” to “million” on lines 4, 9, and 10. (This was kindly pointed out by Yong Wang)

Page 27: Example 2.2: In table change E’s bid from 50,000 to 150,000 shares. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

Page 28: Second paragraph, line 6. Replace “$1.96 million” with “$2.25 million” (2.25=1.67/0.742)  (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

Page 47: Example 3.1. At end of second paragraph “$34,406” should be “$33,167”. The equation that is the second line from the end should be “1.786439X=33,167” not “1.786439X=34,106”. On the last line “19,092” should be replaced by “18,566” in two places. 

 

Page 73: Second equation: Replace “(0.8×60+2)” with “(0.8×60−2)”. Also 13th line from bottom of page replace “million” with “billion” (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 87: Six lines above table: change “August 5” to “August 27” (This was kindly pointed out by Yong Wang)

Page 93: Line above Example 5.1: “LIBOR plus 0.5%” should be “LIBOR minus 0.5%.” (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 115: Line 2: Replace “3%” with “4%”. (This was kindly pointed out by Yong Wang)

 

Page 138: 3rd paragraph 5th line: Replace “Appendix C” with “Appendix B”. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 164: Example 8.7: Replace “$8.1 million” by “$8.2 million” at the end of the first paragraph and “8.1 + 8.1” by “8.2+8.2” in the third paragraph. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 166: Item 1 at the end of the Time Horizon section: Replace “on T  by “on N ”. (This was kindly pointed out by Alan White.)

 

Page 173: Problem 8.5. Change “loss of $1,” to “loss of $1 million,” on second line. This was kindly pointed out by Asher Chohan

 

Page 184: In first equation, replace “Prob(v>x)” by “ln[Prob(v>x)]”. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 197: Three lines under equation (9.16), replace “” by “”. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 250: I should have pointed out that this example is simplified in that I have not taken exchange rate changes into account. The example would be more precise if the underlying data were for the DJIA, the FTSE measured in dollars, the CAC 40 measured in dollars, and the Nikkei 225 measured in dollars. (This was kindly pointed out by Merab Alam.)

 

Page 253: The scenario number for the fourth scenario in Table 12.4 is 349, not 299.

 

Page 255: First row after first equation: Replace “$247,257” with “”$247,571”.

 

Page 256: The scenario number for the fourth scenario in Table 12.5 is 349, not 299.

 

Page 257: Four lines above the table replace “2.00, 2.34, 2.23, and 1.40” with “1.98, 2.30, 2.22, and 1.37”. In the table, the volatilities in the penultimate row (Day 499) should be 2.21, 3.01, 3.00 and 2.06 instead of 2.24, 3.03, 3.02, and 2.12, respectively. The volatilities in the final row (Day 500) should be 2.19, 2.96, 2.98, and 2.01 instead of 2.21, 3.01, 3.00, and 2.06, respectively.

 

Page 258: In Table 12.7, the numbers in the loss column are slightly wrong. Starting from the top they should be: 1295.165, 795.395, 685.969, 683.820, 591.640, 532.168, 494.609, 485.853, and 460.600. On line 9 after table, replace ‘99% VaR is $601,767, over twice” with “ 99%VaR is $591,640, about twice”.

Also on first row after table replace “2.05, 2.41, 2.30, and 1.36” by “2.03, 2.37, 2.29, and 1.33.”

 

Page 263: Second equation should be

 

Page 265:

In Problem 12.6, replace “$341,336” with “$341,366”.

In Problem 12.7, replace “$601,767” with “$591,640” (to be consistent with page 258 change).

In Problem 12.10 delete the first “99%” on line 3.

In Problem 12.11, replace “Table 12.8” with “Table 12.7” on line 2 and delete the first 99% on line 3.

 

 

Page 266:

In Problem 12.15 replace $341,336 by $341,366

In Problem 12.16 replace “$601,767” with “$591,640” (to be consistent with page 258 change).

In Problem 12.17 (d) should be “Extreme value theory with u=300”

 

Page 301: Footnote: replace “Problem 14.23” by “Problem 14.22”. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 302: First line after first equation: replace “previous section” with “Section 14.3” (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 304: Table 14.4, penultimate row, replace “2.15” by “2.35” (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 306: line 7: replace 2003 by 2007 (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 312: Problem 14.22. On lines 1 and 2 replace “(payable semiannually). Suppose that a 3 year corporate bond” with “(payable semiannually) and the underlying corporate bond”

 

Page 312: Problem 14.23. Insert “payable annually” at the end of the first sentence.

 

Page 317: Five lines from the end of Example 15.2 change “The value of v1” to “the value of v2” (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 328: Figure 15.4: In Figure on first row replace “xB<3.7190” with “xB<−3.7190”. On sixth row replace “1.3984 <xB<1.2448” with                “−1.3984 <xB<1.2448”. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 331: Problem 15.14. Change “European option” to “European call option” on first line.

 

Page 348: Line 14: Change 0.001195% to 0.1195%. (This was kindly pointed out by Yong Wang)

Page 357: Example 17.1. Change “-29.00” to “-25.90” on line 5. In Table change “1174.20” to “1176.67” on the first row and “-29.00” to “-25.90”. on last row. Three lines below table change “The loss is $286.25.” to “The loss is 289.38.” Change “10%” to “8%” in penultimate row

 

Page 358: Second line : change “10%” to “8%”. Fifth line. Change “$42.61” to “$42.86” and change “$85.17” to “$87.19”.

 

Page 363: In Table 17.1,  8th scenario should be labeled h349, not h299.

 

Page 389: Example 19.2: In the equation change “752.5×(0.006645+2.33×0.006645)” to “752.5×(0.006645+2.33×0.006645)”

This changes the answer from $73.25 to $36.58 which is five rather than ten times the cost of liquidation in normal market conditions.

On the last line of the page change “Section 19.1” to “Section 20.1”

(This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 390: Replace l by li in second equation. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 412: 4th item in the Black-Scholes-Merton section, replace “life of the asset” by “life of the option”. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 457: 4th line in bond yields section: replace “Table A.1” with “Table “B.1”

(This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 471: Last subscript in equation should be n, not m. (This was kindly pointed out by Yong Wang)

 

Page 473: Last row before last equation replace “(G.1)” by “(H.1)”. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 482: In answer to Problem 3.5, change 0.03420 to 0.003420 in equation.

 

Page 490: In answer to Problem 7.9 replace “equation (4.14) “ with “equation 7.4”. In answer to Problem 7.10 replace “Figure 4.4” by “Figure 7.4” and “Figure 4.6” by “Figure 7.6”. (This was kindly pointed out by Yong Wang)

 

Page 497: In answer to Problem 11.17 change 0.0814 to 0.0914 and $11.39 to $12.79. In answer to Problem 12.7 replace “$557,815” by “$552,715”. (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)

 

Page 498: In answer to Problem 12.11, change “nu=21” to “nu=20”, “0.470” to “0.505”, “78.293” to “74.725”, “$560,405” to “$550,019” and $1,198,223” with “$1,205,121”. The equation should read

 

Page 500: In Problem 14.4 the probability of default for the third year should be

(0.05298-0.03019)/(1-0.03019) = 0.0235

and the average default intensity, , satisfies . It is 2.38%. (This was kindly pointed out by Deborah Monfils)

Page 501: In equation in answer to problem 14.15: change last expression on left hand side of second equation to +1.25×e-0.035×5 . (This was kindly pointed out by Yong Wang)

 

 

Page 509: In Problem 21.8 replace “$7 million” by “$5 million” and “18.4%” by “13.2%” (=5/38). (This was kindly pointed out by Emilio Barone)