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This paper develops a default-risky bond pricing model, which assumes that the default intensity is driven by a Markov chain and which accounts for default and liquidity risk. A representation of the bond price dynamics, which separates three different types of risk, was obtained. Introducing...
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This paper studies in some examples the role of information in a default-risk framework. In a first-passage model, we assume that investors obtain two types of information about the firm’s unlevered asset value at a discrete sequence of dates. The effects of information on the distributional...
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In this paper we give a financial justification, based on non arbitrage conditions,of the (H) hypothesis in default time modelling. We also show how the (H) hypothesis isaffected by an equivalent change of probability measure.[...]
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The well-known absence-of-arbitrage condition NFLVR from the fundamentaltheorem of asset pricing splits into two conditions, called NA and NUPBR.We give a literature overview of several equivalent reformulations of NUPBR;these include existence of a growth-optimal portfolio, existence of the...
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