This paper presents an alternative approach for interest rate lattice construction in the Ritchken and Sankarasubramanian (1995) framework. The proposed method applies a parsimonious induction technique to represent the distribution of auxiliary state variables and value interest rate derivatives. In contrast to other approaches, this technique requires no numerical interpolations, approximations and iterative procedures for pricing interest rate options using a simple backward induction and, therefore, provides significant computational advantages and flexibility with respect to existing implementations. Also, the proposed trinomial interest rate lattice specification provides for a further reduction in computational costs with additional ...
AbstractAdaptive lattice methods are developed to compute the price of multivariate contingent claim...
The paper presents a state dependent multinomial model of intertemporal changes in the term structur...
A binomial lattice approach is proposed for valuing options whose payoff depends on multiple state v...
When valuing derivative contracts with lattice methods, one often needs different lattice structures...
this article we implement the trinomial tree of the Hull-White model, which can be easily extended t...
This paper presents a multifactor arbitrage-free interest rate model, based on a binomial lattice fr...
Title: Pricing of the debt instruments with embedded options Author: Bc. Matúš Jambor Department: De...
This thesis deals with interest rate trees, their construction and use in pricing. At the beginning,...
With the rapid growth and the deregulation of financial markets, many complex derivatives have been ...
Since the binomial lattice was introduced by Cox, Ross, and Rubinstein to value options on a single ...
This paper provides an accessible description and several examples of how to use Monte-Carlo simulat...
We explore calibration of single factor no-arbitrage short rate models to yield and volatility infor...
This paper provides an accessible description and several examples of how to use Monte-Carlo simulat...
Asian options are a kind of path-dependent derivatives. How to price such derivatives efficiently an...
This paper presents a consistent and arbitrage-free multifactor model of the term structure of inter...
AbstractAdaptive lattice methods are developed to compute the price of multivariate contingent claim...
The paper presents a state dependent multinomial model of intertemporal changes in the term structur...
A binomial lattice approach is proposed for valuing options whose payoff depends on multiple state v...
When valuing derivative contracts with lattice methods, one often needs different lattice structures...
this article we implement the trinomial tree of the Hull-White model, which can be easily extended t...
This paper presents a multifactor arbitrage-free interest rate model, based on a binomial lattice fr...
Title: Pricing of the debt instruments with embedded options Author: Bc. Matúš Jambor Department: De...
This thesis deals with interest rate trees, their construction and use in pricing. At the beginning,...
With the rapid growth and the deregulation of financial markets, many complex derivatives have been ...
Since the binomial lattice was introduced by Cox, Ross, and Rubinstein to value options on a single ...
This paper provides an accessible description and several examples of how to use Monte-Carlo simulat...
We explore calibration of single factor no-arbitrage short rate models to yield and volatility infor...
This paper provides an accessible description and several examples of how to use Monte-Carlo simulat...
Asian options are a kind of path-dependent derivatives. How to price such derivatives efficiently an...
This paper presents a consistent and arbitrage-free multifactor model of the term structure of inter...
AbstractAdaptive lattice methods are developed to compute the price of multivariate contingent claim...
The paper presents a state dependent multinomial model of intertemporal changes in the term structur...
A binomial lattice approach is proposed for valuing options whose payoff depends on multiple state v...