In my blog UnRisk Web Service: Combining our Products I gave an example on how the UnRisk Web
Service may be used to make data which is stored in the UnRisk FACTORY database
accessible via Excel.
Today I will show how this Web Service may be used to
combine our two products, UnRisk FACTORY and UnRisk-Q. The necessary steps in
this example are:
- Set up a financial instrument in the UnRisk FACTORY (this can be done in a very convinient way)
- Load this instrument by the use of the UnRisk Web Service into Mathematica
- Set up an interest rate curve in Mathematica by the use of UnRisk-Q
- Price this instrument in
Mathematica
Step 1: Setting up the financial instrument (in our example
it is a simple fixed rate bond) in the UnRisk FACTORY
Steps 2 to 4 are explained in the following code of Mathematica
Conclusion: By the use of the UnRisk FACTORY the user can
set up financial instruments in a very intuitive and convinient way. The UnRisk
Web Service enables the user to import these financial instruments into the world
of Mathematica. By the use of UnRisk-Q the user can perform valuations or analyze the behaviour of instrument prices under market
scenarios which can be set up in a very flexible way within Mathematica.