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When pricing Bermudan derivatives by regression-based methods, foresight bias will appear in lower bounds when using a single simulation to estimate the exercise strategy and to compute lower bounds. In this paper, we propose a new method to remove this kind of bias without introducing an...
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Although the effect of interest rate stochasticity can safely be ignored for short-dated exchange traded volatility derivatives, this is not the case for the kind of long-dated OTC derivatives often used by insurance companies and other financial institutions. We therefore extend existing...
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We present a new class of upper bounds for the Monte Carlo pricing of Bermudan derivatives. This class contains both the additive and multiplicative upper bounds as special cases. We also see that the hypothesis that the pay-off is positive for the multiplicative upper bound is unnecessary. The...
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We demonstrate how to compute first- and second-order sensitivities of portfolio credit derivatives such as synthetic collateralized debt obligation (CDO) tranches using algorithmic Hessian methods developed in Joshi and Yang (2010) in a single-factor Gaussian copula model. Our method is correct...
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In this paper, we present three new discretization schemes for the Heston stochastic volatility model - two schemes for simulating the variance process and one scheme for simulating the integrated variance process conditional on the initial and the end-point of the variance process. Instead of...
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We introduce a new approach to computing sensitivities of discontinuous integrals. The methodology is generic in that it only requires knowledge of the simulation scheme and the location of the integrand's singularities. The methodology is proven to be optimal in terms of minimizing the variance...
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We first develop an efficient algorithm to compute Deltas of interest rate derivatives for a number of standard market models. The computational complexity of the algorithms is shown to be proportional to the number of rates times the number of factors per step. We then show how to extend the...
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