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We present a method to solve the free-boundary problem that arises in the pricing of classical American options. The method presented herein leverages on a one factor approximation and the moving boundary approach to yield an algorithm which has superior run times and accuracy as compared other...
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The optimal-exercise policy of an American option dictates when the option should be exercised. In this paper, we consider the implications of missing the optimal exercise time of an American option. For the put option, this means holding the option until it is deeper in-the-money when the...
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We consider the problem of finding optimal exercise policies for American options, both under constant and stochastic volatility settings. Rather than work with the usual equations that characterize the price exclusively, we derive and use boundary evolution equations that characterize the...
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