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We discuss the pricing of cancellable swaps using the displaced diffusion LIBOR market model using a multi-core graphics card. We demonstrate that over one hundred times speed up can be achieved in a realistic case
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and the optimal exercise strategies in terms of swap rates for both fixed-rate payer and receiver swaps. Finally, we show …
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A great deal of recent literature discusses the major anomalies that have appeared in the interest rate market following the credit crunch in August 2007. There were major consequences with regard to the development of spreads between quantities that had remained the same until then. In...
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We introduce a new simulation algorithm for computing the Hessians of Bermudan swaptions and cancellable swaps, the …
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this paper we provide a brief overview of asset swaps and derive a par-par asset swap spread formula incorporating bond … accrued interest. Finally we illustrate how to calculate both the yield-yield and par-par asset swap spread using the liquid …
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In this article, we apply the forward variance modeling approach by L.Bergomi to the co-terminal swap market model. We …
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implementation the pricing of derivatives with Libor market models is mainly carried out with Monte Carlo simulation. The PDE grid … for American option price. Another complexity arises from applying Monte Carlo simulation is the computation of the … effectively and efficiently. A comparison between Monte Carlo simulation and the new method for pricing vanilla interest rate …
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Pricing of interest rate derivatives, such as CMS spread or mid-curve options, depends on modelling the underlying single rates. For flexibility and realism, these rates are often described in the framework of stochastic volatility models. In this paper, we allow rates to be modelled within a...
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