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Thanks David! I succumbed and purchased it! Hasn't arrived in the mail yet but it should be interesting. It is the first version post crisis, so I hope to see some interesting insight.

Thanks Shakti - you provided the Handbook of Fixed Income Securities (thank you). However, I am looking for the 7th Edition of the Handbook of Mortgage Backed Securities. (Slightly different and fairly new, so I am not sure I'll be able to find one yet.)

If possible, I'd love for someone to share the 7th Edition of The Handbook of Mortgage Backed Securities - I have the 6th Edition but I am looking for the 7th. Thanks!

@emilioalzamora1 - what's your secret? I used to rely on enbookfi.org but that site seems to have been discontinued.

Sweet! Thank you very much! This explains why your questions are so interesting!!!

I very much agree with Shakti (as always) but if you are more interested in math and deeper analytical challenges than what the CFA might require, you can always consider the actuarial designations. (see www.soa.org or www.casact.org - I am not sure of the applicability of these certifications...

If anyone has McDonald's Derivative Markets 3rd edition pdf, I'd love a copy. Thanks!

SWEET!! Thank you!

thanks farahm - just trying to convince myself that I can keep up with people like you!

Not exactly Jayanthi. I am preparing for the MFE actuarial exam (Models for Financial Economics) It is mostly related to pricing options and theoretical development of interest rate models.

Can't wait for Exam C (Construction and Evaluation of Actuarial Models) incidentally, VaR is covered extensively therein.