In this paper, we study the problem of estimating the price of an American option and its price sensitivities via Monte Carlo simulation. Compared to estimating the option price which satisfies a backward recursion, estimating the price sensitivities is more challenging. With the readily-computable pathwise derivatives in a simulation run, we derive a backward recursion for the price sensitivities. We then propose nonparametric estimators, the k-nearest neighbor estimators, to estimate conditional expectations involved in the backward recursion, leading to estimates of the option price and its sensitivities in the same simulation run. Numerical experiments indicate that the proposed method works well and is promising for practical problems....
Valuing American options is a central problem in option pricing since the early-exercise feature is ...
American options are the most commonly traded financial derivatives in the market. Pricing these opt...
We develop a new approach for pricing both continuous-time and discretetime American options which i...
This paper presents a combined method based on non parametric regression and Monte Carlo algorithm t...
This paper presents a Monte Carlo algorithm to price American op-tions written on multiple assets. S...
A nonparametric method is introduced to accurately price American-style contingent claims. This meth...
We implement gradient estimation techniques for sensitivity analysis of option pricing which can be ...
This thesis is devoted to pricing and hedging of American style op- tions by the use of Monte Carlo ...
Monte Carlo simulation is one alternative for analyzing options markets when the assumptions of simp...
Using a weak derivation approach to gradient estimation, we consider the problem of pricing an Ameri...
The aim of this paper is to present simulation methods for the pricing of American financial instru...
Giles has provided in the duration of the dissertation. One looks at the pricing of American options...
One looks at the pricing of American options using Monte Carlo simulations. The selected theories on...
Valuation of an American option with Monte Carlo methods is one of the most important and difficult ...
Alcock and Carmichael (2008, The Journal of Futures Markets, 28, 717-748) introduce a nonparametric ...
Valuing American options is a central problem in option pricing since the early-exercise feature is ...
American options are the most commonly traded financial derivatives in the market. Pricing these opt...
We develop a new approach for pricing both continuous-time and discretetime American options which i...
This paper presents a combined method based on non parametric regression and Monte Carlo algorithm t...
This paper presents a Monte Carlo algorithm to price American op-tions written on multiple assets. S...
A nonparametric method is introduced to accurately price American-style contingent claims. This meth...
We implement gradient estimation techniques for sensitivity analysis of option pricing which can be ...
This thesis is devoted to pricing and hedging of American style op- tions by the use of Monte Carlo ...
Monte Carlo simulation is one alternative for analyzing options markets when the assumptions of simp...
Using a weak derivation approach to gradient estimation, we consider the problem of pricing an Ameri...
The aim of this paper is to present simulation methods for the pricing of American financial instru...
Giles has provided in the duration of the dissertation. One looks at the pricing of American options...
One looks at the pricing of American options using Monte Carlo simulations. The selected theories on...
Valuation of an American option with Monte Carlo methods is one of the most important and difficult ...
Alcock and Carmichael (2008, The Journal of Futures Markets, 28, 717-748) introduce a nonparametric ...
Valuing American options is a central problem in option pricing since the early-exercise feature is ...
American options are the most commonly traded financial derivatives in the market. Pricing these opt...
We develop a new approach for pricing both continuous-time and discretetime American options which i...