OPTION PRICING: Calibrating and pricing - with embedded local volatility models Consistently fitting vanilla option surfaces when pricing volatility derivatives such as Vix options or interest rate-equity hybrids is an important issue. Here, the authors show how this can be accomplished, using a stochastic local volatility model as the main example. They also give, for the first time, quanto ...
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2007
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Authors: | Ren, Yong ; Madan, Dilip ; Qian, Michael Qian |
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Risk : managing risk in the world's financial markets. - London : Incisive Financial Publ, ISSN 0952-8776, ZDB-ID 10494753. - Vol. 20.2007, 9, p. 138-143
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