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This study investigates whether the existence or strength of any misreaction in the options market is affected by investor sophistication and investor sentiment. Based on a unique data set of the complete history of all transactions in the Taiwan options market, we find that individual investors...
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This paper complements the extant literature to evaluate the prices of dynamic guaranteed funds when the price of underlying naked fund follows a double exponential jump-diffusion process. We first derive the closed-form solution for the Laplace transform of dynamic guaranteed fund price, and...
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This study extends the Hull and White (1993) binomial method to construct a trinomial model for the valuation of American-style warrants whose strike price can be reset to a new price level. The reset criteria is conditioned upon the average underlying asset price hitting the reset barrier in a...
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This paper derives an integrated reduced-form model to calculate the values of adjustable-rate leases with embedded cancellation, purchase, and default options. We also provide numerical examples showing that for a 30-year lease contract, the lessor offers a 15% discount in the initial rent, but...
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Using contingent claims analysis, we study the impact of private guarantees on the default risk premiums or credit spreads of discount loans. Specifically, we analyze the reduction of the default risk premium on a new junior loan by obtaining the numerical estimates under a stochastic interest...
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While numerous prior studies report that call–put implied volatility spreads positively predict future stock returns, recent literature shows that the predictive relation is negative for future call option returns. We investigate whether and, if so, how the predictive relation for options...
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This study follows the approach of Ni, Pan and Poteshman (2008) ndash; based upon the vega-weighted net demand for volatility ndash; to determine whether volatility information exists within the Taiwan options market. Our empirical results show that foreign institutional investors possess the...
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