The constant elasticity of variance (CEV) model of Cox (Notes on Option Pricing I: Constant Elasticity of Variance Diffusions, Working paper, Stanford University (1975)) captures the implied volatility smile that is similar to volatility curves observed in practice. The diffusion process has been used for pricing several financial option contracts. In this paper we present the analytical expressions of sensitivity measures for the absolute diffusion process, commonly known as Greeks, and we analyse numerically the behavior of the measures for European options under the CEV model
Abstract. This paper discusses extensions of the implied diffusion approach of Dupire (1994) to asse...
• Sensitivity of the instruments to distant wings of volatility surfaces (wide range of European opt...
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Several existing pricing models of financial derivatives as well as the effects of volatility risk a...
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Pricing options and evaluating Greeks under the constant elasticity of variance (CEV) model requires...
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International audienceIn this work we propose an approximate numerical method for pricing of options...
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Abstract. This paper discusses extensions of the implied diffusion approach of Dupire (1994) to asse...
• Sensitivity of the instruments to distant wings of volatility surfaces (wide range of European opt...
We discuss the impact of volatility estimates from high frequency data on derivative pricing. The pr...
The focus of this study is on estimating the diffusion characteristics of stock index prices, primar...
We derive analytically the first four conditional moments of the integrated variance implied by the ...
AbstractIn finance, many option pricing models generalizing the Black–Scholes model do not have clos...
Several existing pricing models of financial derivatives as well as the effects of volatility risk a...
This article compares alternative binomial approximation schemes for computing the option hedge rati...
Pricing options and evaluating Greeks under the constant elasticity of variance (CEV) model requires...
This paper derives a closed-form solution for the European call option price when the volatility of ...
International audienceIn this work we propose an approximate numerical method for pricing of options...
International audienceIn order to solve numerically the constant elasticity of variance (CEV) model ...
Much of the work on path-dependent options assumes that the underlying asset pricefollows geometric ...
Abrupt happenings in financial markets have resulted to the need to adopt Lévy processes such as a v...
An integral part of successful risk management in modern financial markets is the accurate calculati...
Abstract. This paper discusses extensions of the implied diffusion approach of Dupire (1994) to asse...
• Sensitivity of the instruments to distant wings of volatility surfaces (wide range of European opt...
We discuss the impact of volatility estimates from high frequency data on derivative pricing. The pr...