Books & Articles of Mathematical Finance in Academia and Industry

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The following books and articles provide further insight into the history and development of mathematical finance in academia and industry, as well as the developing role of graduate degrees in mathematical finance:

BOOKS	ARTICLES
Emanuel Derman, My Life as a Quant : Reflections on Physics and Finance, Wiley, 2004 Perry Mehrling, Fischer Black and the Revolutionary Idea of Finance, Wiley, 2005 Barry Schachter & Richard R. Lindsey, How I Became a Quant: Insights from 25 of Wall Street's Elite, Wiley, 2007	Niels Nygaard, pdf Derivatives and the Demand for Financial Mathematics -- it is Rocket Science (pdf), Financial Products Report, April 2005. Ivy Schmerken, Hiring the Next Generation of Quants ( pdfpdf pdf (51 KB) ), Finance Tech, March 31, 2006. Ronald Alsop, Wall Street Warms to Finance Degree with Focus on Math (pdf), Wall Street Journal, Novermber 14, 2006

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