1. Background material -- 2. Simple economics: complete and incomplete markets -- 3. Investment portfolio optimization -- 4. Pricing: neutral and indifferences -- 5. Hedging -- 6. Equity valuation and investing: continuous-time accounting -- 7. FX rates and FX derivatives

Convexity correction arises when one computes the expected value of an interest rate index under a probability measure other than its own natural martingale measure. As a typical example, the natural martingale measure of the swap rate is the swap measure with annuity as the numeraire. However,...