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Over-allotment arrangements are nowadays part of almost any initial public offering. The underwriting banks borrow stocks from the previous shareholders to issue more than the initially announced number of shares. This is combined with the option to cover this short position at the issue price....
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In this paper, I study risk-neutral probability densities regarding future Libor rates denominated in British pounds, euros, and US dollars as implied by option prices. I apply Breeden and Litzenberger's (1978) result regarding the relationship between option prices and implied probabilities for...
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Despite the suggestion made by investment banks and brokerage firms for private investors to substitute one or all part of their stock investment by the associated option, the real benefit obtained from dealing with an option rather than with its underlying stock remains to be understood. Using...
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We document both theoretically and empirically a major dependence in both the Information Shares (IS) and Component Shares (CS) approaches to the estimation of the price discovery metrics on the errors arising out of the inversion method of the option value to find the implied stock price. We...
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This paper describes an empirical study of the information content of daily share prices and American put and call option mid-quotes about their generating process. Considering stock return and its volatility as the risk factors and without parameterizing their historical joint dynamics, two...
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A callable leveraged constant maturity swap (CMS) spread note allows the holder to benefit from future changes in the spread between two swap interest rates. The issues retains the right to call the note at pre-specified times in the future. The note is priced via Monte Carlo simulation using...
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Recent results for pricing American options based on Mellin transforms are used to derive several approximations for the critical stock price of a finite-living American option. We prove important theoretical properties of the derived approximations and compare our results to other approaches...
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In this paper we study the development of interest rate risk premium and option implied state price densities in the Euribor futures option market. Using parametric and non-parametric statistical calibration, we transform the risk-neutral option implied densities for the Euribor futures rate...
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Motivated by the growing literature on options as non-redundant assets, we investigate how option trading impacts underlying stock prices in the cross section controlling for stock market activities. We find both option trades and quotes are able to predict future stock price movement but stock...
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