Vinzenz Bronzin’s Option Pricing Models

Edited by Wolfgang Hafner () and Heinz Zimmermann ()

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Date: 2009
ISBN: 978-3-540-85711-2
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Vinzenz Bronzin — Personal Life and Work

Wolfgang Hafner and Heinz Zimmermann

Ch 2 How I Discovered Bronzin’s Book

Wolfgang Hafner

Ch 3 Facsimile of Bronzin’s Original Treatise

Vinenz Bronzin

Ch 5 A Review and Evaluation of Bronzin’s Contribution from a Financial Economics Perspective

Heinz Zimmermann

Ch 6 Probabilistic Roots of Financial Modelling: A Historical Perspective

Heinz Zimmermann

Ch 7 The Contribution of the Social-Economic Environment to the Creation of Bronzin’s “Theory of Premium Contracts”

Wolfgang Hafner

Ch 8 The Late Habsburg Monarchy — Economic Spurt or Delayed Modernization?

Josef Schiffer

Ch 9 A Change in the Paradigm for Teaching Mathematics

Wolfgang Hafner

Ch 10 Monatshefte für Mathematik und Physik — A Showcase of the Culture of Mathematicians in the Habsburgian-Hungarian Empire During the Period from 1890 until 1914

Wolfgang Hafner

Ch 11 The Certainty of Risk in the Markets of Uncertainty

Elena Esposito

Ch 12 Speculation and Security. The Financial World in Trieste in the Early Years of the Twentieth Century

Anna Millo

Ch 13 The Cultural Landscape of Trieste at the Beginning of the 20th Century — an Essay

Giorgio Gilibert and Francesco Magris

Ch 14 Trieste: A Node of the Actuarial Network in the Early 1900s

Ermanno Pitacco

Ch 15 A Short History of Derivative Security Markets

Ernst Weber

Ch 16 Retrospective Book Review on James Moser: “Die Lehre von den Zeitgeschäften und deren Combinationen” (1875)

Hartmut Schmidt

Ch 17 The History of Option Pricing and Hedging

Espen Gaarder Haug

Ch 18 The Early History of Option Contracts

Geoffrey Poitras

Ch 19 Bruno de Finetti, Actuarial Sciences and the Theory of Finance in the 20th Century

Flavio Pressacco

Ch 20 The Origins of Expected Utility Theory

Yvan Lengwiler

Ch 21 An Early Structured Product: Illustrative Pricing of Repeat Contracts

Heinz Zimmermann

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