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credit derivatives market, although the five methods considered here can also be used in other OTC derivative markets such as … maintaining the added benefit of netting across all mutual ISDA derivative contracts …
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. Specifically we use swarm intelligence to find the optimal exercise boundary for an American-style derivative. Swarm intelligence …
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equations with time and space dependent coefficients as well as with mixed second-order derivative terms in n spatial dimensions … and three spatial dimensions for vanishing mixed derivative terms, and also give partial results for the general case. The …
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. Specifically, we use swarm intelligence to find the optimal exercise boundary for an American-style derivative. Swarm intelligence …
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corresponding hedging portfolios of a financial derivative in terms of other financial derivatives in a discrete-time setting. Our …
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provided numerical experiments. As a by-product, these methods also derive a hedging strategy for the option, which can also be …
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We introduce a notion of volatility uncertainty in discrete time and define the corresponding analogue of Pengs G-expectation. In the continuous-time limit, the resulting sublinear expectation converges weakly to the G-expectation. This can be seen as a Donsker-type result for the G-Brownian...
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Several exchanges in futures and options deploy pro-rata matching. The executed size of limit orders in pro-rata markets is never certain, unlike in price-time priority matching systems. This article derives the optimal size of limit orders in pro-rata markets given the trader's desired...
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We consider second, third, fourth and fifth order stochastic dominance (SSD, TSD, FOSD and FISD, respectively) as well as decreasing absolute risk aversion (DARA) stochastic dominance (DSD). For comparison with DSD we also consider stochastic dominance (ESD) based on CARA utility functions....
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Two of the most important areas in computational finance: Greeks and, respectively, calibration, are based on efficient and accurate computation of a large number of sensitivities. This paper gives an overview of adjoint and automatic differentiation (AD), also known as algorithmic...
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