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Mijatovic and Pistorius (Math. Finance, 2013) proposed an efficient Markov chain approximation method for pricing European and barrier options in general one-dimensional Markovian models. However, sharp convergence rates of this method for realistic financial payoffs, which are non-smooth, are...
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Continuous time Markov chain (CTMC) approximation is an intuitive and powerful method for pricing options in general Markovian models. This paper analyzes how grid design affects the convergence behavior of barrier and European options in general diffusion models. Using the spectral method, we...
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The drawdown in the price of an asset shows how much the price falls relative to its historical maximum. This paper considers the pricing problem of American style drawdown call options, which allow the holder to optimally choose the time to receive a call payoff written on the drawdown. Our...
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We propose an efficient computational method based on continuous-time Markov chain (CTMC) approximation to compute the distributions of the speed and duration of drawdown for general one-dimensional (1D) time-homogeneous Markov processes. We derive linear systems for the Laplace transforms of...
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