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The aim of this paper is to measure and assess the accuracy of different volatility estimators based on high frequency data in an option pricing context. For this, we use a discrete-time stochastic volatility model based on Auto-Regressive-Gamma (ARG) dynamics for the volatility.First, ARG...
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We consider an option pricing model proposed by, where the implementation of dynamic hedging strategies has a feedback impact on the price process of the underlying asset. We present numerical results showing that the smile and skewness patterns of implied volatility can actually be reproduced...
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We analyse the Galerkin Infinite Element method for pricing European barrier options and, more generally, options with discontinuous payoff. The Infinite Element method is a very simple and efficient modification of the more common Finite Element method. It keeps the best features of Finite...
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In this work, we analyse the Galerkin Infinite Element method for option pricing. The Infinite Element method is a very simple and efficient modifcation of the more common Finite Element method. It keeps the best features of Finite Elements, i.e. bandedness, easiness of programming, accuracy,...
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In this paper we investigate the use of finite difference and finite element schemes when applied to the valuation of exotic options characterized by discontinuities in the payoff function. In particular, we will conduct a numerical analysis of several common schemes in order to give a better...
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