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This paper examines the effects that pricing errors in the underlying asset have on options prices, their Greeks, and their implied risk neutral densities. Pricing errors can be viewed as a random proportional transaction cost. When pricing errors are information-unrelated, options prices are...
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A new acceptable price approach to stochastic endpoint determination at given horizon accounting for the marginal investor beliefs and behaviour was proposed. Two-sided filtration with FBSDE defined stochastic dynamics was formulated for acceptable asset price under the risk-neutral probability...
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Modelling joint dynamics of liquid vanilla options is crucial for arbitrage-free pricing of illiquid derivatives and managing risks of option trade books. This paper develops a nonparametric model for the European options book respecting underlying financial constraints and while being...
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This note analyses derivative pricing in the context of a collateral rate switch during the life of a financial product or the existence of two overnight rates. In particular we analyse the impact of forward change of collateral, the impact on OISs when the collateral rate is different from the...
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We analyze the implied volatility on a call Nordea option contract with one and two period binomial tree model. We found that the call Nordea option contract is overpriced in the two period binomial tree models than the one period binomial model. The call Nordea option contract show high...
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A growing literature analyzes the cross-section of single stock option returns, virtually always under the (implicit or explicit) assumption of a monotonically decreasing pricing kernel. Using option returns, we non-parametrically provide significant and robust evidence that the pricing kernel...
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