Ucas 2023/2024 - maths/finance
Hi guys, I know I’m a bit late to ucas applications, but I want to apply to a maths and finance course, having some courses in mind with finalised universities. I’m yet to find a book that really shows how maths is important to the world of finance and how it can help with decision making, an example in mind I have is Markov Decision Planning. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Original post by brownboy2006
Hi guys, I know I’m a bit late to ucas applications, but I want to apply to a maths and finance course, having some courses in mind with finalised universities. I’m yet to find a book that really shows how maths is important to the world of finance and how it can help with decision making, an example in mind I have is Markov Decision Planning. Any advice would be much appreciated.
I haven't read them but what about Financial Mathematics for Decision Making Book by Nicole Ibbett or The Model Thinker by Scott Page
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