
Binomial Option Pricing (Excel formula)
Option pricing is a heated topic in quantitative finance, and let’s explore how we can use the binomial option pricing model in Excel to compute option price!

Option pricing is a heated topic in quantitative finance, and let’s explore how we can use the binomial option pricing model in Excel to compute option price!

Excel comes with great tools to compute the IRR on an investment. We are going to show you 3 methods in computing IRR and their limitations.

Black-Scholes option pricing is one of the landmarks for quantitative finance. Let’s learn about the intuition and apply it to price options in Excel!

Using the Excel VBA code presented, we can easily create a multi-period binomial tree to price European options with great flexibility and tweaking parameters.

Background Learned a new Excel keyboard shortcut but it doesn’t work on your computer? Or the shortcut used to work fine but it suddenly stops working? That could make someone really frustrated. Let’s say for example Ctrl Shift 9 /

This is because you didn’t add the source data of the pivot table to the data model. Checking the box “Add this data to the data model” enables you to turn on distinct count feature in Excel pivot table.