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This paper investigates the reported relative mispricing of primes and scores to the underlying stock. Given transaction costs, the authors establish arbitrage-based bounds on prime and score prices. They then develop a new nonparametric statistical technique to test whether prime and score...
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This article presents a new definition of market completeness that is independent of the notions of no arbitrage and equivalent martingale measures. Our definition has many advantages, all shown herein. First, it preserves the Second Fundamental Theorem of Asset Pricing, even in complex...
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This paper investigates the relation between ex-dividend stock price behavior and arbitrage oppor tunities. In a continuous trading, frictionless economy, the authors demonstrate that it is possible for the ex-dividend stock price drop to differ from the dividend, and still short-term traders...
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This paper provides a unified approach for pricing contingent claims on multiple term structures using a foreign currency analogy. All existing option pricing applications are seen to be special cases of this unified approach. This approach is used to price options on financial securities...
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This paper develops a structural credit risk model to characterize the difference between the economic and recorded default times for a firm. Recorded default occurs when default is recorded in the legal system. The economic default time is the last time when the firm is able to pay off its debt...
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This article provides a Markov model for the term structure of credit risk spreads. The model is based on Jarrow and Turnbull (1995), with the bankruptcy process following a discrete state space Markov chain in credit ratings. The parameters of this process are easily estimated using observable...
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The downside risk in a leveraged stock position can be eliminated by using stop-loss orders. The upside potential of such a position can be captured using contingent buy orders. The terminal payoff to this stop-loss start-gain strategy is identical to that of a call option, but the strategy...
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Key Features:Consists of original papers from a world-renowned author whose seminal work in the area of fixed income derivatives provided many of the most widely used modelsContains papers that made significant advances in financial economicsGives readers insights into financial derivatives...
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