The Monte-Carlo method is one of the main method to estimate financial instruments, with this technique it is possible use the numerical integration to evaluate the stochastic equation which represent the underlying of the option to forecast the probable price at future period. The technique, with all passible way to improve the eeficiency, is very helpful but it suffers of a computation effort which need the use of particular other methods which leads to \sub-optimal solution" which needs less time of computing to afford a result which really close the optimal one. These methods are defined as variance reduction techniques and quasi Monte-Carlo methods, very different each others, apart from the goal to reach
無The Monte Carlo Simulation is the most popular and widely used numerical method on option pricing. ...
This thesis evaluates different models accuracy of option pricing by MonteCarlo simulations when cha...
This thesis evaluates different models accuracy of option pricing by MonteCarlo simulations when cha...
This article investigates several variance reduction techniques in Monte Carlo simulation applied in...
This article investigates several variance reduction techniques in Monte Carlo simulation applied in...
In recent years, the importance and the interest in financial instrument especially derivatives have...
In recent years, the importance and the interest in financial instrument especially derivatives have...
In recent years, the importance and the interest in financial instrument especially derivatives have...
An option is a contract which gives the owner (buyer) of the option the right, but not obligation, t...
This thesis aims to analyse different Monte Carlo methods when applied to the problem of option pric...
Journal articleIn this paper, we consider two types of pricing option in financial markets using qua...
Several variance reduction techniques including importance sampling, (mar-tingale) control variate, ...
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...
This thesis evaluates different models accuracy of option pricing by MonteCarlo simulations when cha...
無The Monte Carlo Simulation is the most popular and widely used numerical method on option pricing. ...
This thesis evaluates different models accuracy of option pricing by MonteCarlo simulations when cha...
This thesis evaluates different models accuracy of option pricing by MonteCarlo simulations when cha...
This article investigates several variance reduction techniques in Monte Carlo simulation applied in...
This article investigates several variance reduction techniques in Monte Carlo simulation applied in...
In recent years, the importance and the interest in financial instrument especially derivatives have...
In recent years, the importance and the interest in financial instrument especially derivatives have...
In recent years, the importance and the interest in financial instrument especially derivatives have...
An option is a contract which gives the owner (buyer) of the option the right, but not obligation, t...
This thesis aims to analyse different Monte Carlo methods when applied to the problem of option pric...
Journal articleIn this paper, we consider two types of pricing option in financial markets using qua...
Several variance reduction techniques including importance sampling, (mar-tingale) control variate, ...
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...
This thesis evaluates different models accuracy of option pricing by MonteCarlo simulations when cha...
無The Monte Carlo Simulation is the most popular and widely used numerical method on option pricing. ...
This thesis evaluates different models accuracy of option pricing by MonteCarlo simulations when cha...
This thesis evaluates different models accuracy of option pricing by MonteCarlo simulations when cha...