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We generalize the Kelly criterion and the growth-optimal portfolio (GOP) concept beyond log-wealth maximization. We show that models of speculative price dynamics with time change require different compounding algebras leading to GOPs that do not coincide with log-wealth maximization. In...
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Redenomination and default risk are key issues for European sovereign bond markets. Which of the two credit events is more likely? And which is expected to occur first? For Italy, France, Germany and Netherlands we find that redenomination abruptly rises above default risk since February 2017,...
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We apply copula functions to evaluate counterpart risk in swap transactions. Using copulas allows to generalise the approach proposed by Sorensen and Bollier (1994), allowing for dependence between swap rates and counterparty default. Counterpart risk is represented by a sequence of vulnerable...
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In this paper we apply a copula function pricing technique to the evaluation of credit derivatives, namely a vulnerable default put option and a credit switch. Also in this case, copulas enable to separate the specification of marginal default probabilities from their dependence structure. Their...
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In this paper we apply a copula function pricing technique to the evaluation of vulnerable options, i.e. options with counterpart risk. Using copulas enables to separate the specification of marginal distributions and the dependence structure of the events of exercise of the option and default...
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In this paper we suggest the adoption of copula functions in order to price multivariate contingent claims. Copulas enable us to imbed the marginal distributions extracted from vertical spreads in the options markets in a multivariate pricing kernel. We prove that such kernel is a copula...
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Singular distributions, such as the Marshall-Olkin one, assign a probability mass to the simultaneous occurrence of events. Aim of this paper is to: i) provide systemic risk measures based on singular distributions; ii) evaluate the presence of a singular component in the joint default...
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In this paper we suggest a new technique to construct Markov processes by means of products of copula functions, in the spirit of Darsow et al, (1992). The approach requires to define: i) a sequence of distribution functions of the increments of the process; ii) a sequence of copula functions...
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