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This paper presents a novel method to price discretely-monitored single- and double-barrier options in Levy process-based models. The method involves a sequential evaluation of Hilbert transforms of the product of the Fourier transform of the value function at the previous barrier monitoring...
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We present a fast and accurate method to compute exponential moments of the discretely observed maximum of a Levy process. The method involves a sequential evaluation of Hilbert transforms of expressions involving the characteristic function of the (Esscher transformed) Levy process. It can be...
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In the Black-Scholes-Merton model, as well as in more general stochastic models in finance, the price of an American option solves a parabolic variational inequality. When the variational inequality is discretized, one obtains a linear complementarity problem that must be solved at each time...
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We propose a new computational method for the valuation of options in jump-diffusion models. The option value function for European and barrier options satisfies a partial integro-differential equation (PIDE). This PIDE is commonly integrated in time by implicit-explicit (IMEX) time...
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In this paper, we consider an optimal portfolio de-leveraging problem, where the objective is to meet specified debt/equity requirements at the minimal execution cost. Permanent and temporary price impact is taken into account. With no restrictions on the relative magnitudes of permanent and...
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This dissertation consists of two distinct lines of research e orts. Chapter 2 proposes a general methodology to seek robust solution to multi-stage stochastic optimization problems. Chapters 3, 4 and 5 all deal with models that arise from inventory management and dynamic pricing. Chapter 2...
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In this thesis, we study the behavior of bankrupt stocks. Bankrupt stock is a special case of the Hard-to-Borrow stocks. Besides the general nice feature of the Hard-to-borrow feedback for the buy-in demand, the bankrupt stocks could exclude the diffusive effects. This nice property would modify...
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We derive an expansion for the (expected) difference between the continuously monitored supremum and evenly monitored discrete maximum over a finite time horizon of a jump diffusion process with i.i.d. normal jump sizes. The monitoring error is of the form $a_0/N^{1/2}$ $ a_1/N^{3/2}$ $ \cdots$...
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This paper presents a set of schemes for the fast and accurate inversion of analytic characteristic functions. The schemes are based on sinc expansion approximation of functions that are analytic in a horizontal strip in the complex plane. A function in this class can be reconstructed highly...
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The simulation of a discrete sample path of a Levy process reduces to simulating from the distribution of a Levy increment. For a general Levy process with exponential moments, the inverse transform method proposed in Glasserman and Liu 2010 [24] is reliable and efficient. The values of the...
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