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This article studies the impact of long memory on volatility modelling and option pricing. We propose a general discrete-time pricing framework based on affine multi-component volatility models that admit ARCH(ccc) representations. This not only nests a large variety of option pricing models...
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We adopt a flexible filtering procedure to extract information from high-frequency data. Specifically, we provide a parsimonious framework to integrate realized measures from high frequency index and derivative prices. In a simulation study, we document the incremental information offered by...
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This paper presents a firm-specific methodology for extracting implied default intensities and recovery rates jointly from unit recovery claim prices---backed by out-of-the-money put options---and credit default swap premiums, therefore providing time-varying and market-consistent views of...
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This article presents a quadratic hedging framework for a general class of discrete-time affine multi-factor models and investigates the extent to which multi-component volatility factors, fat tails, and a non-monotonic pricing kernel can improve the hedging performance. A semi-explicit hedging...
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