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In this paper we consider the optimal stopping problem for general dynamic monetary utility functionals. Sufficient conditions for the Bellman principle and the existence of optimal stopping times are provided. Particular attention is payed to representations which allow for a numerical...
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Many economic and econometric applications require the integration of functions lacking a closed form antiderivative, which is therefore a task that can only be solved by numerical methods. We propose a new family of probability densities that can be used as substitutes and have the property of...
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In this paper we study the stochastic area swept by a regular time-homogeneous diffusion till a stopping time. This unifies some recent literature in this area. Through stochastic time change we establish a link between the stochastic area and the stopping time of another associated...
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In this paper, we adopt a partial differential equation (PDE) approach to calculate price and risk measures for mortgage backed securities (MBS). The interest rate path-dependency is handled by an augmented state variable with discrete updating. Compared with the Monte Carlo method, valuation...
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The analytic method of Chen, Cosimano, and Himonas (CCH 2009) is extended to prove that the continuous time version of the long run risk model of Bansal and Yaron (2004) has an analytic solution. The long run risk model is dependent on the recursive utility introduced by Duffie and Epstein...
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Model and parameter uncertainties are ubiquitous whenever a parametric model is selected to value a derivative instrument. Combining the Monte Carlo method and the Smolyak interpolation algorithm, this paper proposes an accurate and efficient numerical method to quantify the uncertainty embedded...
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The two main issues for managing wrong way risk (WWR) for the credit valuation adjustment (CVA, i.e. WW-CVA) are calibration and hedging. Hence we start from a novel model-free worst-case approach based on static hedging of counterparty exposure with liquid options. We say "start from" because...
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We introduce a new method of optimising the accuracy and time taken to calculate risk for a complex trading book, focusing on the use case of XVA. We dynamically choose the number of paths and time discretisation to target computational effort on calculations that give the most information in...
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As the third component of the Standardized Approach of the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book [1], the Residual Risk Add-On tries to capture the risks not covered by the other two components (Sensitivity Based Method and Default Risk Charge) and plays the role of Risk Not in VaR program or...
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We consider the optimal portfolio problem of a power investor who wishes to allocate her wealth between several credit default swaps (CDSs) and a money market account. We model contagion risk among the reference entities in the portfolio using a reduced form Markovian model with interacting...
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