Asian options are path-dependent and have payoffs which depend on the average price over a fixed pe-riod leading up to the maturity date. This option is of interest and important for thinly-traded assets since price manipulation is prohib-ited, and both the investor and is-suer may enjoy a certain degree of protection from the caprice of the market. There are several nice re-sults for the average options with different approaches. In this paper, we consider to propose a more gen-eral weight instead of usual simple average, for which it may be possi-ble to control the weights in the light of unexpected situation incurred. In particular, we focus on strike Asian option with weighted average of as-set prices
This paper studies symmetries between fixed and floating-strike Asian options and exploits this symm...
In this chapter, we describe and compare alternative procedures for pricing Asian options. Asian op...
This thesis would not exist without the support from my supervisor prof. Bernard Lapeyre; the head o...
We derive a new formula for Asian options with floating strike, which proves more accurate for both ...
The payoff of an Asian option depends on the average of the underling stock price over certain time ...
Thanks to the reduced price and less exposition to sudden crashes or price hikes, the Asian option i...
Average options are path-dependent and have payoffs which de-pend on the average price over a fixed ...
Asian option pricing is difficult because the underlying average does not have a well known distribu...
Asian options allow the buyer to purchase or sell the underlying asset at the average price instead ...
There are two types of Asian options, fixed-strike and floating-strike, in the literature. We give l...
Asian options are an important family of derivative contracts with a wide variety of applications in...
There are two types of Asian options, fixed-strike & floating-strike, in the literature. We give low...
This paper studies symmetries between fixed and floating-strike Asian options and exploits this symm...
There are two types of Asian options in the financial markets which differ according to the role of ...
There are two types of Asian options in the financial markets which differ according to the role of ...
This paper studies symmetries between fixed and floating-strike Asian options and exploits this symm...
In this chapter, we describe and compare alternative procedures for pricing Asian options. Asian op...
This thesis would not exist without the support from my supervisor prof. Bernard Lapeyre; the head o...
We derive a new formula for Asian options with floating strike, which proves more accurate for both ...
The payoff of an Asian option depends on the average of the underling stock price over certain time ...
Thanks to the reduced price and less exposition to sudden crashes or price hikes, the Asian option i...
Average options are path-dependent and have payoffs which de-pend on the average price over a fixed ...
Asian option pricing is difficult because the underlying average does not have a well known distribu...
Asian options allow the buyer to purchase or sell the underlying asset at the average price instead ...
There are two types of Asian options, fixed-strike and floating-strike, in the literature. We give l...
Asian options are an important family of derivative contracts with a wide variety of applications in...
There are two types of Asian options, fixed-strike & floating-strike, in the literature. We give low...
This paper studies symmetries between fixed and floating-strike Asian options and exploits this symm...
There are two types of Asian options in the financial markets which differ according to the role of ...
There are two types of Asian options in the financial markets which differ according to the role of ...
This paper studies symmetries between fixed and floating-strike Asian options and exploits this symm...
In this chapter, we describe and compare alternative procedures for pricing Asian options. Asian op...
This thesis would not exist without the support from my supervisor prof. Bernard Lapeyre; the head o...