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up on a suggestion from Merton (1980) to use implied volatility of options on a market portfolio as a direct 'ex … futures and options on index futures. We motivate and analyse a mean-reverting form for the dynamics of the risk premium …
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up on a suggestion from Merton (1980) to use implied volatility of options on a market portfolio as a direct 'ex … futures and options on index futures. We motivate and analyse a mean-reverting form for the dynamics of the risk premium …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005579873
-analytical prices for options on commodity futures. Using an extensive database of crude oil futures and futures options spanning 21 …
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This article provides a generalized two-firm model of default correlation, based on the structural approach that incorporates interest rate risk. In most structural models default is driven by the firms' asset dynamics. In this article, a two-firm model of default is instead driven by the...
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We provide analytic pricing formulas for Fixed and Floating Range Accrual Notes within the multifactor Wishart affine framework which extends significantly the standard affine model. Using estimates for three short rate models, two of which are based on the Wishart process whilst the third one...
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Volatility swaps and volatility options are financial products written on discretely sampled realized variance … approximations in the literature. We remark that although discretely sampled variance swaps and options are usually more expensive …
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In this paper a simulation approach for defaultable yield curves is developed within the Heath et al. (1992) framework. The default event is modelled using the Cox process where the stochastic intensity represents the credit spread. The forward credit spread volatility function is affected by...
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This paper examines two numerical methods for pricing of American spread options in the case where both underlying …
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We propose a generalization of the Shirakawa (1991) model to capture the jump component in fixed income markets. The model is formulated under the Heath, Jarrow and Morton (1992) framework, and allows the presence of a Wiener noise and a finite number of Poisson noises, each associated with a...
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