In this paper, we address the problem of recovering the local volatility surface from option prices consistent with observed market data. We revisit the implied volatility problem and derive an explicit formula for the implied volatility together with bounds for the call price and its derivative with respect to the strike price. The analysis of the implied volatility problem leads to the development of an ansatz approach, which is employed to obtain a semi-explicit solution of Dupire’s forward equation. This solution, in turn, gives rise to a new expression for the volatility surface in terms of the price of a European call or put. We provide numerical simulations to demonstrate the robustness of our technique and its capability of accurate...
The option price, the implied volatility and the volatility index are often used as indicators of ma...
We study the problem of implied volatility surface construction when asset prices are determined by ...
A general purpose of mathematical models is to accurately mimic some observed phenomena in the real ...
Abstract. Using market European option prices, a method for computing a smooth local volatility func...
Abstract: Certain exotic options cannot be valued using closed-form solutions or even by numerical m...
Abstract. Using market European option prices, a method for computing a smooth local volatility func...
Using market European option prices, a method for computing a {\em smooth} local volatility function...
Certain exotic options cannot be valued using closed-form solutions or even by numerical methods ass...
A robust implementation of a Dupire type local volatility model is an important issue for every opti...
Due to recent research disproving old claims in financial mathematics such as constant volatility in ...
This paper presents a new algorithm to calibrate the option pricing model, i.e. the algorithm that r...
DoctorIn financial engineering, the Black-Scholes model is the most popular and basic model for pric...
Using classical Taylor series techniques, we develop a unified approach to pricing and implied vola...
Using the dual Black-Scholes partial differential equation, Dupire derived an explicit formula, inv...
Using market European option prices, a method for computing a smooth local volatility function in a...
The option price, the implied volatility and the volatility index are often used as indicators of ma...
We study the problem of implied volatility surface construction when asset prices are determined by ...
A general purpose of mathematical models is to accurately mimic some observed phenomena in the real ...
Abstract. Using market European option prices, a method for computing a smooth local volatility func...
Abstract: Certain exotic options cannot be valued using closed-form solutions or even by numerical m...
Abstract. Using market European option prices, a method for computing a smooth local volatility func...
Using market European option prices, a method for computing a {\em smooth} local volatility function...
Certain exotic options cannot be valued using closed-form solutions or even by numerical methods ass...
A robust implementation of a Dupire type local volatility model is an important issue for every opti...
Due to recent research disproving old claims in financial mathematics such as constant volatility in ...
This paper presents a new algorithm to calibrate the option pricing model, i.e. the algorithm that r...
DoctorIn financial engineering, the Black-Scholes model is the most popular and basic model for pric...
Using classical Taylor series techniques, we develop a unified approach to pricing and implied vola...
Using the dual Black-Scholes partial differential equation, Dupire derived an explicit formula, inv...
Using market European option prices, a method for computing a smooth local volatility function in a...
The option price, the implied volatility and the volatility index are often used as indicators of ma...
We study the problem of implied volatility surface construction when asset prices are determined by ...
A general purpose of mathematical models is to accurately mimic some observed phenomena in the real ...