
Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives
Global edition
John C. Hull · 2021 · Pearson
The standard graduate-level derivatives text.
- Derivatives
- Risk management
- Quantitative finance
Foundational pricing, models, and practitioner classics.
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Global edition
John C. Hull · 2021 · Pearson
The standard graduate-level derivatives text.

Robert L. McDonald · 2012 · Pearson
Rigorous alternative framing to core derivatives curricula.

Paul Wilmott · 2007 · John Wiley & Sons
Accessible quant entry across instruments and models.

Nassim Nicholas Taleb · 1997 · John Wiley & Sons
Options trading and hedging from a practitioner’s perspective.

Martin Baxter · Andrew Rennie · 1996 · Cambridge University Press
Martingale approach to derivative pricing.

Updated Edition
Sheldon Natenberg · 2015 · McGraw-Hill
Sheldon Natenberg's 'Option Volatility and Pricing' is an essential resource for practitioners in the fields of FX and derivatives trading. This updated edition provides advanced trading strategies and risk management techniques crucial for navigating the complexities of option markets.

2nd Edition
Espen Gaarder Haug · 2007 · McGraw-Hill
The Complete Guide to Option Pricing Formulas provides an extensive examination of option pricing methodologies, featuring a comprehensive collection of formulas essential for traders and analysts. This second edition includes practical tools such as VBA code and Excel spreadsheets to facilitate the application of these formulas in real-world scenarios.

Jim Gatheral · 2006 · John Wiley & Sons
The Volatility Surface: A Practitioner's Guide by Jim Gatheral delves into the complexities of the implied volatility surface, offering insights crucial for pricing and hedging derivatives. This work is particularly relevant for professionals engaged in FX and quantitative finance, as it bridges theoretical models with practical applications in the financial markets.

2nd Edition (3-volume set)
Paul Wilmott · 2006 · John Wiley & Sons
Paul Wilmott on Quantitative Finance is a comprehensive three-volume set that delves into the intricacies of derivatives and financial engineering. The work covers fundamental mathematical tools, risk management, and advanced numerical methods, making it essential for professionals in quantitative finance.

A Student Introduction
Paul Wilmott et al. · 1995 · Cambridge University Press
Cambridge undergraduate-style path from binomial trees through Black–Scholes PDEs, hedging arguments, and basic numerical ideas—tighter and more applied than a pure analysis text, ideal as a mathematical spine behind introductory derivatives courses.

AAD and Parallel Simulations
Antoine Savine · Leif B. G. Andersen · 2018 · John Wiley & Sons
Institutional quant text on algorithmic adjoint differentiation (AAD), parallel Monte Carlo, and implementation-minded pricing/risk—written by practitioners who shipped large bank systems. Pairs naturally with scripting and xVA volumes for a full modern computational stack.

Scripting for Derivatives and xVA
Antoine Savine · Jesper Andreasen · 2021 · John Wiley & Sons
Second volume: building professional derivative scripting systems—cash-flow representation, branching, American Monte Carlo hooks, and how scripting supports xVA-style portfolio interrogation. Written for quant devs and library architects who must ship maintainable payoff DSLs.

Dominic O'Kane · 2008 · John Wiley & Sons
Institutional quant reference on single-name CDS, indices, tranches, and portfolio credit—written from a pre-crisis dealer desk vantage that still shapes how correlation and skew are discussed, even where post-2008 conventions and liquidity have moved on.

Trading and Risk Analysis for the Financial and Commodity Option Markets
Allen Jan Baird · 1992 · John Wiley & Sons
Floor-era option market-making primer: how professional liquidity providers thought about inventory, bid–ask, and spread risk before electronic and HFT dominance—valuable for microstructure intuition, not a handbook for today’s electronic vol markets.

5th Edition
Lawrence G. McMillan · 2012 · Prentice Hall
Options as a Strategic Investment is a comprehensive guide for practitioners in the derivatives market, focusing on the strategic use of options in investment portfolios. The book covers various strategies, risk management techniques, and the underlying principles of options trading, making it essential for traders, analysts, and portfolio managers.