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Sox Regulation with Example
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 is a United States law designed to protect investors from corporate accounting fraud.
Owais Siddiqui
29 Oct 2022
1 min read
Quantile Function
The quantile function helps you figure out whether values in a distribution are above or below a specific threshold i...
Owais Siddiqui
28 Oct 2022
1 min read
Black-Scholes-Merton Model
Black-Scholes was the first widely used option pricing model, commonly known as Black-Scholes-Merton. Assumption bein...
Owais Siddiqui
28 Oct 2022
1 min read
Straddle and Strangle
Straddle and strangle are two hedging strategies that expect the stock prices to move significantly away from their c...
Owais Siddiqui
28 Oct 2022
3 min read
Credit Value Adjustment
The portion that accounts for counterparty risk is known as credit value adjustment. Prime objective of the trader is...
Owais Siddiqui
28 Oct 2022
1 min read
What is Multiple Regression?
A multiple regression analysis examines the relationship between many independent variables and one dependent variable.
Owais Siddiqui
27 Oct 2022
4 min read
What is Risk Control Self Assessment?
A risk control self-assessment (RCSA) requires the documentation of risks and provides a rating system and control id...
Owais Siddiqui
27 Oct 2022
2 min read
Option-Adjusted Spread
There are different interest rates used for different transactions in the financial market. One popular rate is optio...
Owais Siddiqui
27 Oct 2022
1 min read
Loss Frequency and Loss Severity
The frequency of claims is the number of claims an insurer expects to occur over a period of time, while the severity...
Owais Siddiqui
27 Oct 2022
3 min read