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Recursive Marginal Quantization (RMQ) allows fast approximation of solutions to stochastic differential equations in one-dimension. When applied to two factor models, RMQ is inefficient due to the fact that the optimization problem is usually performed using stochastic methods, e.g., Lloyd's...
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Pricing of interest rate derivatives, such as CMS spread or mid-curve options, depends on modelling the underlying single rates. For flexibility and realism, these rates are often described in the framework of stochastic volatility models. In this paper, we allow rates to be modelled within a...
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If a high degree of accuracy and market consistency is required for option pricing, stochastic local volatility models are often the approach of choice. When calibrating these types of models, one of the major challenges lies in the proper fitting of the leverage function. This often requires...
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We focus on two particular aspects of model risk: the inability of a chosen model to fit observed market prices at a given point in time (calibration error) and the model risk due to recalibration of model parameters (in contradiction to the model assumptions). In this context, we follow the...
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We focus on two particular aspects of model risk: the inability of a chosen model to fit observed market prices at a given point in time (calibration error) and the model risk due to the recalibration of model parameters (in contradiction to the model assumptions). In this context, we use...
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We present an algorithm to approximate moments for forward rates under a displaced lognormal forward-LIBOR model (DLFM). Since the joint distribution of rates is unknown, we use a multi-dimensional full weak order 2.0 Ito-Taylor expansion in combination with a second-order Delta method. This...
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We provide an efficient swaption volatility approximation for longer maturities and tenors, under the lognormal forward-LIBOR model. In particular, we approximate the swaption volatility with a mean update of the spanning forward rates. Since the joint distribution of the forward rates is not...
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In this document we consider the problem of deriving volatilities of non-standard tenors given quotes for standard tenors. Especially, we aim to derive volatilities for caps and swaptions from given quotes for a short tenor, for instance 3m, and derive volatilties for a longer tenor, for...
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