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This study analyses the level of systematic risk for US mortgage portfolio securitisationsbased on the variation of default rates which cannot be explained by observeddeterministic factors. Systematic risk is decomposed into general systemic risk, ratingclass-specific systematic risk and their...
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Using the joint characteristic function of equity price and state variables, we can price contingent claims on both equity and VIX consistently. Based on linear approximation of jump size, we show that one factor models implies all VIX future contract of different maturities are perfectly...
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Abstract Using the joint characteristic function of equity price and state variables, we can price contingent claims on both equity and VIX consistently. Based on linear approximation of jump size, we show that one factor models implies all VIX future contract of different maturities are...
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Credit default swaps (CDSs) and deep out-of-the-money put (DOOMP) options can both be used as a credit protection instrument. However, partial market segmentation results in deviations between firm hazard rates implied by these contracts. These deviations are driven by a systematic...
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