The finmath.net software libraries provide implementations of methodologies related to mathematical finance, but applicable to other fields (e.g., the Monte-Carlo simulation of SDEs and the estimation of conditional expectations in Monte-Carlo).
The libraries have a focus on Monte-Carlo methods, interest rate products and models and hybrid models.
Java library providing implementations of methodologies related to mathematical finance, but applicable to other fields (e.g., the Monte-Carlo simulation of SDEs
and the estimation of conditional expectations in Monte-Carlo).
Small experiments, illustrating some aspects of mathematical finance. Also illustrates how to use the finmath lib. Also contains a collection of spreadsheets building upon finmath lib and providing end user solutions (e.g, interest rate curve calibration or calibration of a forward rate model).
The code of "finmath lib" and "finmath experiments" (packages net.finmath.*) are distributed under the Apache License version 2.0, unless otherwise explicitly stated.
Source code is provided via a subversion repository and Github.
We provide instructions on how to checkout the code using the Eclipse IDE.
Note: I am re-submitting code. For a detailed status see the subversion history. If you like to be informed upon updates, please send an email to info@finmath.net using the subject 'finmath updates'.
Issue tracking is being moved to GitHub: https://github.com/finmath/finmath-lib/issues.