We propose a valuation method for financial assets subject to default risk, where investors cannot observe the state variable triggering the default but observe a correlated price process. The model is sufficiently general to encompass a large class of structural models and can be seen as a generalization of the model of Duffie and Lando (Econometrica 69:633-664, [2001]). In this setting we prove that the default time is totally inaccessible in the market's filtration and derive the conditional default probabilities and the intensity process. Finally, we provide pricing formulas for default-sensitive claims and illustrate in particular examples the shapes of the credit spread
The occurrence of some events can impact asset prices and produce losses. The amplitude of these los...
International audienceWe study the impact of asymmetric information in a general credit model where ...
This paper studies in some examples the role of information in a default-risk framework. We examine ...
We propose a valuation method for financial assets subject to default risk, where investors cannot o...
We propose a valuation method for financial assets subject to default risk, where investors cannot o...
We propose an evaluation method for financial assets subject to default risk, when investors face im...
The paper studies structural credit risk models with incomplete information of the asset value. It i...
International audienceWe study the impact of asymmetric information in a general credit model where ...
International audienceWe study the impact of asymmetric information in a general credit model where ...
We study the pricing of credit derivatives with asymmetric information. The managers have complete i...
We provide a framework for the analysis of term structures of credit spreads on corporate bonds in t...
We provide a framework for the analysis of term structures of credit spreads on corporate bonds in t...
We build a general model for pricing defaultable claims. In addition to the usual absence of arbitra...
AbstractWe discuss the pricing of defaultable assets in an incomplete information model where the de...
The occurrence of some events can impact asset prices and produce losses. The amplitude of these los...
The occurrence of some events can impact asset prices and produce losses. The amplitude of these los...
International audienceWe study the impact of asymmetric information in a general credit model where ...
This paper studies in some examples the role of information in a default-risk framework. We examine ...
We propose a valuation method for financial assets subject to default risk, where investors cannot o...
We propose a valuation method for financial assets subject to default risk, where investors cannot o...
We propose an evaluation method for financial assets subject to default risk, when investors face im...
The paper studies structural credit risk models with incomplete information of the asset value. It i...
International audienceWe study the impact of asymmetric information in a general credit model where ...
International audienceWe study the impact of asymmetric information in a general credit model where ...
We study the pricing of credit derivatives with asymmetric information. The managers have complete i...
We provide a framework for the analysis of term structures of credit spreads on corporate bonds in t...
We provide a framework for the analysis of term structures of credit spreads on corporate bonds in t...
We build a general model for pricing defaultable claims. In addition to the usual absence of arbitra...
AbstractWe discuss the pricing of defaultable assets in an incomplete information model where the de...
The occurrence of some events can impact asset prices and produce losses. The amplitude of these los...
The occurrence of some events can impact asset prices and produce losses. The amplitude of these los...
International audienceWe study the impact of asymmetric information in a general credit model where ...
This paper studies in some examples the role of information in a default-risk framework. We examine ...