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. A more recent trend has been gaining ground, namely, arbitrage in derivatives. The critical parameter in derivatives … options were fairly priced. Any systematic bias in options pricing would provide evidence for arbitrage opportunities …
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Option prices, particularly those of out-of-the-money equity index puts, are difficult to justify in a no-arbitrage … framework. This paper shows how limits to arbitrage affect the relative pricing of out-of-the-money put vs. call options (option … support for the existence of a limits to arbitrage effect on option prices as well as option returns …
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Most empirical studies on arbitrage opportunities tend to focus on arbitrage resulting from two “securities”, normally … “different” option values the “amount” of arbitrage increase than in case alluded earlier on in this abstract. More importantly … cost if any. Lastly, despite that the empirical study is on multiple arbitrage opportunities, overall results exemplify …
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U.S. exchange-traded stock options are exercisable before expiration. While put options should frequently be exercised early to earn interest, they are not. In this paper, we explain an early exercise decision rule and then examine actual exercise behavior during the period January 1996 through...
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This article analyses the arbitrage opportunities on the ODAX options market in an intra-daily framework. Tests are …
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Lévy processes, that fulfills a no-overlapping-arbitrage (NOA) condition. We compute European option prices by Fourier … transform methods, introduce a specific calibration procedure that takes into account no-arbitrage constraints and fit the model …
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Aggregate implied volatility spread (IVS), defined as the cross-sectional average difference in the implied volatilities of at-the-money call and put equity options, is significantly and positively related to future stock market returns at daily, weekly, monthly, to semiannual horizons. This...
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We analyze the joint cross-section of monthly S&P500 stock index options and monthly CBOE Volatility Index options by constructing and evaluating option combinations that appear undervalued for all permissible values of the latent parameters of the unifying option pricing model and the joint...
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