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We propose a model for the evolution of arbitrage-free futures prices under a regime-switching framework. The estimation of model parameters is carried out using the hidden Markov filtering algorithms. Comprehensive numerical experiments on real financial market data are provided to illustrate...
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This paper reformulates the valuation of interest rate swaps, swap leg payments and swap risk measures, all under stochastic interest rates, as a problem of solving a system of linear equations with random perturbations. A sequence of uniform approximations which solves this system is developed...
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In this paper, we propose a new random volatility model, where the volatility has a deterministic term structure modified by a scalar random variable. Closed-form approximation is derived for European option price using higher order Greeks with respect to volatility. We show that the calibration...
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In this paper we analyze the impact of extraneous sources of information (viz. news and trade volume) on stock volatility by considering some augmented GARCH models. We suppose that trading volume can be considered as a proportional proxy for information arrivals to the market. Then we will...
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This paper provides a significant numerical evidence for out-of-sample forecasting ability of linear Gaussian interest rate models with unobservable underlying factors. We calibrate one, two and three factor linear Gaussian models using the Kalman filter on two different bond yield data sets and...
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A two-factor Vasicek model, where the mean reversion level changes according to a continuous time finite state Markov chain, is considered. This model could capture the behaviour of monetary authorities who normally set a reference rate which changes from time to time. We derive the term...
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We propose a mean-reverting interest rate model whose mean-reverting level, speed of mean-reversion and volatility are all modulated by a weak Markov chain (WMC). This model features a simple way to capture the regime-switching evolution of the parameters as well as the memory property of the...
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