Focus, in the past four decades, has been obtaining closed-form expressions for the noarbitrage\ud prices and hedges of modified versions of the European options, allowing the dynamic of the\ud underlying assets to have non-constant parameters. In this paper, we obtain a closed-form expression for\ud the price and hedge of an up-and-out European barrier option, assuming that the volatility in the dynamic\ud of the risky asset is an arbitrary deterministic function of time. Setting a constant volatility, the formulas\ud recover the Black and Scholes results, which suggests minimum computational effort. We introduce a novel\ud concept of relative standard deviation for measuring the exposure of the practitioner to risk (enforced by a\ud strat...
International audienceIn this work, we present advanced Monte Carlo techniques applied to the pricin...
This paperc onsiders the problem o fnumerically evaluating barrier option prices when the dynamics o...
In the context of a Black-Scholes economy and with a no-arbitrage argument, we derive arbitrarily a...
Focus, in the past four decades, has been obtaining closed-form expressions for the noarbitrage\ud p...
AbstractIn this paper, we apply an improved version of Monte Carlo methods to pricing barrier option...
This paper analyses the impact of di erent volatility structures on a range of traditional option p...
The 'volatility smile' is one of the well-known biases of Black-Scholes models for pricing options. ...
In this paper the empirical performance of ve di erent models for barrier op- tion valuation is inv...
Abstract A Semi-Analytical method for pricing of Barrier Options (SABO) is presented...
AbstractThis paper studies a new type of barrier options where a regular barrier option comes into e...
A Semi-Analytical method for pricing of Barrier Options (SABO) is presented. The method is based on ...
This paper develops two novel methodologies for pricing and hedging European-style barrier option co...
We examine optimal quadratic hedging of barrier options in a discretely sampled exponential Lévy mod...
The payoff of a barrier option depends on whether or not a specified asset price, index, or rate rea...
AbstractIn the present paper we explore the problem for pricing discrete barrier options utilizing t...
International audienceIn this work, we present advanced Monte Carlo techniques applied to the pricin...
This paperc onsiders the problem o fnumerically evaluating barrier option prices when the dynamics o...
In the context of a Black-Scholes economy and with a no-arbitrage argument, we derive arbitrarily a...
Focus, in the past four decades, has been obtaining closed-form expressions for the noarbitrage\ud p...
AbstractIn this paper, we apply an improved version of Monte Carlo methods to pricing barrier option...
This paper analyses the impact of di erent volatility structures on a range of traditional option p...
The 'volatility smile' is one of the well-known biases of Black-Scholes models for pricing options. ...
In this paper the empirical performance of ve di erent models for barrier op- tion valuation is inv...
Abstract A Semi-Analytical method for pricing of Barrier Options (SABO) is presented...
AbstractThis paper studies a new type of barrier options where a regular barrier option comes into e...
A Semi-Analytical method for pricing of Barrier Options (SABO) is presented. The method is based on ...
This paper develops two novel methodologies for pricing and hedging European-style barrier option co...
We examine optimal quadratic hedging of barrier options in a discretely sampled exponential Lévy mod...
The payoff of a barrier option depends on whether or not a specified asset price, index, or rate rea...
AbstractIn the present paper we explore the problem for pricing discrete barrier options utilizing t...
International audienceIn this work, we present advanced Monte Carlo techniques applied to the pricin...
This paperc onsiders the problem o fnumerically evaluating barrier option prices when the dynamics o...
In the context of a Black-Scholes economy and with a no-arbitrage argument, we derive arbitrarily a...