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risk pricing theories have a significant impact on the observed levels of credit default prices. We also provide an … pricing credit risk overall. Furthermore, and contrarily to previous results, equity market information seems to matter for …
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in the U.S. Treasury market by comparing the option-implied state-price density (SPD) of bond prices shortly before and …
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that the co-terminal approach is the simplest and most convenient market model for pricing and hedging a large variety of …
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A few recent papers have derived estimates of the representative agent's risk aversion by comparing the statistical density of asset returns and the state-price density. The implied risk aversion estimates obtained in these studies are puzzling, exhibiting (i) pronounced U-shaped patterns (a...
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drives pricing differences that can be explained by the CTD option. …, we argue that the liquidity premium, the cheapest-to-deliver (CTD) option and actual market segmentation explain the … pricing differences. Using the European transaction data from Reuters and Bloomberg, we estimate a liquidity premium that is …
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We develop a simple binomial model of liquidity and credit risk in which a bondholder has the option to time the sale …
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, leading to a significant erosion of the value of the option to wait and to investment near the zero net present value …
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We present a model in which a sovereign country optimally decides on its consumption and investment policies as well as on the optimal time to default. In the paper we allow the sovereign borrower to keep the fraction of its augmented wealth in so-called international reserves. We further assume...
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pricing framework : a jump process driven by a latent geometric Brownian motion and a marked Poisson process. We establish the …We consider option pricing when dynamic portfolios are discretely rebalanced. The portfolio adjustments only occur … IBM, France Telecom and CAC 40 intraday transaction data, and compare option prices given by the marked Poisson model, the …
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The aim of the paper is to analyse the effects of different model specifications, within a general nested framework, on the valuation of defaultable bonds, and some credit derivatives. Assuming that the primitive variables such as the risk-free short rate, and the credit spread are affine...
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