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The preservation of the semi-martingale property in progressive enlargement of filtrations has been studied by many authors. Most of them focus on progressive enlargement with a honest time, allowing for semi-martingale invariance and simple decomposition formulas. However, times allowing for...
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We present a general model for default times, making precise the role of the intensity process, and showing that this process allows for a knowledge of the conditional distribution of the default only "before the default". This lack of information is crucial while working in a multi-default...
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Given a filtered probability space , an -adapted continuous increasing process [Lambda] and a positive local martingale N such that satisfies Zt<=1,t>=0, we construct probability measures and a random time [tau] on an extension of , such that the survival probability of [tau], i.e., is equal to Zt for...</=1,t>
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For a given filtered probability space , an -adapted continuous increasing process [Lambda] and a positive - local martingale N such that [Lambda]0=0 and Nte-[Lambda]t=1, we construct a probability measure and a random time [tau] such that and . The probability is linked with the well-known Cox...
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This paper presents a PDE approach in a Markovian setting to hedge defaultable derivatives. The arbitrage price and the hedging strategy for an attainable contingent claim are described in terms of solutions of a pair of coupled PDEs. For some standard examples of defaultable claims, we provide...
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This paper discusses the main modeling approaches that have been developed for handling portfolio credit derivatives, with a focus on the question of hedging. In particular, the so-called top, top down and bottom up approaches are considered. We give some mathematical insights regarding the fact...
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