AbstractIn this paper we propose a Symmetrical Binomial Lattice Approach that is equivalent to the well-known and widely utilized Lattice of Cox, Ross & Rubinstein when modeling Geometric Brownian Motion type of processes, but can be utilized for a wide variety of other Markov style stochastic processes, such as Mean Reversion. This is due to the highly intuitive construction in which first the expected value expression of the process is directly used and the variance is modeled in a symmetrical lattice, which is added to the first. We then demonstrate its applicability with several Real Options examples, comparing to the Cox et al model
Part I: This chapter develops a lattice method for option evaluation aiming to investigate whether t...
AbstractWe use a method developed in Carmona et al. (2003) [2] to study the fractional geometric mea...
We solve a Dixit and Pindyck type irreversible investment problem in continuous time under the assum...
AbstractIn this paper we propose a Symmetrical Binomial Lattice Approach that is equivalent to the w...
In this research the recombining binomial lattice approach for valuing real options is generalized ...
We propose a binomial lattice approach for valuing options whose payoff depends on multiple state va...
This article revisits the topic of two-state pricing of currency options. It examines the mode...
We propose a binomial lattice approach for valuing options whose payoff depends on multiple state va...
The concept of real options mean the actual (real) opportunities arising in business processes. We a...
Wöster C. Replication in Consistent Binomial Models. Discussion paper / Fakultät für Wirtschaftswiss...
This thesis studies binomial and trinomial lattice approximations in Black-Scholes type option prici...
This thesis studies binomial and trinomial lattice approximations in Black-Scholes type option prici...
This thesis is focused on the perpetual American put option under the geometric Brownian motion and ...
We challenge the two most prominent one‐factor mean‐reverting models for variance/volatility indices...
By employing a randomization procedure on the geometric Brownian motion (GBM) model, we construct ou...
Part I: This chapter develops a lattice method for option evaluation aiming to investigate whether t...
AbstractWe use a method developed in Carmona et al. (2003) [2] to study the fractional geometric mea...
We solve a Dixit and Pindyck type irreversible investment problem in continuous time under the assum...
AbstractIn this paper we propose a Symmetrical Binomial Lattice Approach that is equivalent to the w...
In this research the recombining binomial lattice approach for valuing real options is generalized ...
We propose a binomial lattice approach for valuing options whose payoff depends on multiple state va...
This article revisits the topic of two-state pricing of currency options. It examines the mode...
We propose a binomial lattice approach for valuing options whose payoff depends on multiple state va...
The concept of real options mean the actual (real) opportunities arising in business processes. We a...
Wöster C. Replication in Consistent Binomial Models. Discussion paper / Fakultät für Wirtschaftswiss...
This thesis studies binomial and trinomial lattice approximations in Black-Scholes type option prici...
This thesis studies binomial and trinomial lattice approximations in Black-Scholes type option prici...
This thesis is focused on the perpetual American put option under the geometric Brownian motion and ...
We challenge the two most prominent one‐factor mean‐reverting models for variance/volatility indices...
By employing a randomization procedure on the geometric Brownian motion (GBM) model, we construct ou...
Part I: This chapter develops a lattice method for option evaluation aiming to investigate whether t...
AbstractWe use a method developed in Carmona et al. (2003) [2] to study the fractional geometric mea...
We solve a Dixit and Pindyck type irreversible investment problem in continuous time under the assum...