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Stationary Increment Tempered Fractional Lévy Processes (TFLP) introduced by Boniece, Didier and Sabzikar (2020) are applied to financial data. They are used to model the stochastic drift rate of a mean reverting equation. The new processes are called OU processes with a TFLP drift rate....
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In a tractable stochastic volatility model, we identify the price of the smile as the price of the unspanned risks … traded in SPX option markets. The price of the smile reflects two persistent volatility and skewness risks, which imply a …-form and structural models of stochastic volatility …
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volatility and its curve resembles a smile, meaning that the introduction of jumps is quantified via a smile according to implied … volatility. In order to derive such an implied volatility smile, an iterative search procedure referred to as the Newton …-Raphson algorithm is proposed. Numerical experiments of both the in-house pricing formula and its implied volatility recursive algorithm …
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, and the corresponding implied volatility surfaces have been analyzed in some detail. In the non-asymptotic regimes, option … trivially expressed in terms of their implied volatility. Recently, attempts at calculating the asymptotic limits of the implied … volatility have yielded several expressions for the short-time, long-time, and wing asymptotics. In order to study the volatility …
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In this paper a couple of variance dependent instruments in the financial market are studied. Firstly, a number of aspects of the variance swap in connection to the Barndorff-Nielsen and Shephard model are studied. A partial integro-differential equation that describes the dynamics of the...
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underlying, their exposure to volatility risk, and their time decay. Our contribution to the literature is twofold: First, we … volatility according to Heston (1993). Within this setting, the portfolio returns are explained by the market and an additional … option factor, i.e., a portfolio of standard options exposed to volatility risk. We show that (i) any option factor is …
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volatility from quoted options. The latter is of particular importance since it indicates the risk of the underlying and it is … approximating error of the suggested solution and, by comparing our results in computing the implied volatility with the most common …
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well as for extracting the implied volatility from quoted options. The latter is of particular importance since it … approximating error of the suggested solution and, by comparing our results in computing the implied volatility with the most common …
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Carr and Wu (2004), henceforth CW, developed a framework that encompasses almost all of the continuous-time models proposed in the option pricing literature. Their framework hinges on the stopping time property of the time changes. By ana- lyzing the measurability of the time changes with...
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of stochastic volatility (Heston model) has been introduced in our publications “Complete Analytical Solution of the … model for Stochastic Volatility (SV). Our discovery of the probability density function of the European style Asian Options … constant volatility.All numerical evaluations based on our analytical results are practically instantaneous and absolutely …
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