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Multi-factor interest-rate models are widely used. Contingent claims with early exercise features are often valued by resorting to trees, finite-difference schemes and Monte Carlo simulations. When jumps are present, however, these methods are less effective. In this work we develop an algorithm...
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Guaranteed withdrawal benefits are long term contracts which provide investors with equity participation while guaranteeing them a secured income stream. Due to the long investment horizons involved, stochastic volatility and stochastic interest rates are important factors to include in their...
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The role that clustering in activity and/or severity plays in catastrophe modeling and derivative valuation is a key aspect that has been overlooked in the recent literature. Here, we propose two marked point processes to account for these features. The first approach assumes the points are...
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We introduce a pricing model for equity options in which sample paths follow a variance-gamma (VG) jump model whose parameters evolve according to a two-state Markov chain process. As in GARCH type models, jump sizes are positively correlated to volatility. The model is capable of justifying the...
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