A Java API offers pricing and risk analytics for interest rate cash and derivatives with a focus on bonds, including treasury bonds, yield/pricing, zero curves, forward rates/FRAs, duration, and convexity.
This software review is for Java Components, which offers a versatile framework for pricing general interest derivatives. Users can set contract and volatility/price/interest models and run Monte Carlo simulations. The software also includes risk analytics for interest rate cash and derivative products.
One of the standout features of Java Components is its coverage of the fundamental theory of bonds. It includes detailed information on Treasury bonds, yield/pricing, zero curve, forward rates/FRAs, fixed-interest bonds, duration, and convexity. The software is easy to download and use by simply typing "java -jar *.jar" at the prompt.
WebCab Bonds is the specific component we are reviewing, and it includes many useful functions. For example, it covers the fundamental theory of bonds, including pricing and yield, constructing the zero rate curve, forward rates and FRAs, and duration and convexity. It also takes into account the yield of fixed-interest bonds on interest payment dates and performs interest calculations.
Other useful features include a GUI Bundle, which is a suite of graphical user interface JavaBean components that allow developers to plug in a wide range of GUI functionality into clients' applications, including charts and graphs. The software also includes a JDBC Mediator, which is a J2SE Component that mediates between a J2SE component, its J2SE Clients, and the Database server.
Additionally, the software includes a Web Application Example, which is a Java WAR file that contains a JSP example that makes use of the J2SE Component's functionality. The software also includes Synthetic JDBC, which is the JDBC functionality provided by the Web Application example included within the package. This Web Application is an example of how to make a JSP client using the J2SE Component while manually implementing the JDBC code. The JSP Application applies J2SE methods to certain rows from the database and lists the output in HTML format.
Overall, Java Components, specifically WebCab Bonds, is a powerful and versatile software that covers many aspects of interest derivatives pricing and bonds theory. It includes helpful features such as GUI components and JDBC Mediator, making it an excellent choice for financial and mathematical applications in web development.
One of the standout features of Java Components is its coverage of the fundamental theory of bonds. It includes detailed information on Treasury bonds, yield/pricing, zero curve, forward rates/FRAs, fixed-interest bonds, duration, and convexity. The software is easy to download and use by simply typing "java -jar *.jar" at the prompt.
WebCab Bonds is the specific component we are reviewing, and it includes many useful functions. For example, it covers the fundamental theory of bonds, including pricing and yield, constructing the zero rate curve, forward rates and FRAs, and duration and convexity. It also takes into account the yield of fixed-interest bonds on interest payment dates and performs interest calculations.
Other useful features include a GUI Bundle, which is a suite of graphical user interface JavaBean components that allow developers to plug in a wide range of GUI functionality into clients' applications, including charts and graphs. The software also includes a JDBC Mediator, which is a J2SE Component that mediates between a J2SE component, its J2SE Clients, and the Database server.
Additionally, the software includes a Web Application Example, which is a Java WAR file that contains a JSP example that makes use of the J2SE Component's functionality. The software also includes Synthetic JDBC, which is the JDBC functionality provided by the Web Application example included within the package. This Web Application is an example of how to make a JSP client using the J2SE Component while manually implementing the JDBC code. The JSP Application applies J2SE methods to certain rows from the database and lists the output in HTML format.
Overall, Java Components, specifically WebCab Bonds, is a powerful and versatile software that covers many aspects of interest derivatives pricing and bonds theory. It includes helpful features such as GUI components and JDBC Mediator, making it an excellent choice for financial and mathematical applications in web development.
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