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研究了有交易成本的分形Black-Scholes外汇期权定价问题.基于汇率的分形布朗运动分布假设,运用分形布朗运动的性质和随机微积分方法,得到了欧式外汇期权价格所满足的偏微分方程.最后,建立离散时间条件下的非线性期权定价模型,并且通过解期权价格的偏微分方程给出了有交易成本的欧式外汇期权定价公式. 相似文献
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《数学的实践与认识》2020,(12)
为得到分数Black-Scholes模型下美式期权价格的公式,文章以看涨期权为例,应用偏微分方程法,推导期权价格的积分方程式.由于美式期权的价格可分解为欧式期权的价格和由于提前实施需要增付的期权金,而提前实施期权金与最佳实施边界的位置有关,所以为导出最佳实施边界所满足的方程,文章首先研究分数Black-Scholes方程的基本解,然后建立美式看涨期权的分解公式,推导最佳实施边界适合的非线性积分方程,从而得到美式看涨期权价格的积分方程式.美式看跌期权价格的积分方程式类似得到. 相似文献
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运用Feynman-Kac公式和偏微分方程法得到Vasicek随机利率模型下的零息债券价格公式.利用△-对冲方法建立该模型下欧式期权价值满足的偏微分方程模型,并用Mellin变换法求解该偏微分方程,最终得到欧式期权定价公式.从数值算例的结果可以看出Mellin变换法的有效性以及不同参数对期权价值的影响. 相似文献
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林汉燕 《数学的实践与认识》2018,(18)
在分数Black-Scholes模型下,应用两点Geske-Johnson定价法推导连续支付红利为常数的美式看跌期权的近似公式.首先假定期权没有提前实施,其价格为对应欧式看跌期权的价格;再将期权的实施时刻指定为两个时刻,通过中性风险定价法推导价格公式,然后利用两点Geske-Johnson定价法得到美式看跌期权价格的近似公式.最后给出一个数值算例,结果显示Hurst参数和到期日对价格的影响. 相似文献
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在标的资产价格服从几何分数布朗运动模型条件下,利用分数布朗运动随机分析理论和偏微分方程方法,建立了几何分数布朗运动驱动下的金融市场模型,讨论了带比例交易成本的欧式期权,并且得到了相应的期权定价公式. 相似文献
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假设股票价格变化过程服从几何分数布朗运动,建立了分数布朗运动下的亚式期权定价模型.利用分数-It-公式,推导出分数布朗运动下亚式期权的价值所满足的含有三个变量偏微分方程.然后,引进适当的组合变量,将其定解问题转化为一个与路径无关的一维微分方程问题.进一步通过随机偏微分方程方法求解出分数布朗运动下亚式期权的定价公式.最后利用权证定价原理对稀释效用做出调整后,得到分数布朗运动下亚式股本权证定价公式.<正>~~ 相似文献
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对一般的Markov调制L′evy模型,利用Fourier Cosine级数展开原理得到欧式期权价格的计算方法。进一步,为了改进期权定价的Fourier Cosine级数展开方法的计算精度, Fourier Cosine级数展开的对象进行了修正,获得了欧式期权价格的修正Fourier Cosine级数展开计算方法。此外,还将获得的方法应用于Markov调制Black-Scholes模型, Markov调制Merton跳扩散模型和Markov调制CGMY L′evy模型期权定价的计算。具体的数值计算说明:修正Fourier Cosine级数展开方法应与Fourier Cosine级数展开方法相比,收敛速度要慢一些,但准确性却有很大的提高。特别是对Markov调制纯跳模型,效果更为显著。 相似文献
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In this paper, we introduce a unifying approach to option pricing under continuous‐time stochastic volatility models with jumps. For European style options, a new semi‐closed pricing formula is derived using the generalized complex Fourier transform of the corresponding partial integro‐differential equation. This approach is successfully applied to models with different volatility diffusion and jump processes. We also discuss how to price options with different payoff functions in a similar way. In particular, we focus on a log‐normal and a log‐uniform jump diffusion stochastic volatility model, originally introduced by Bates and Yan and Hanson, respectively. The comparison of existing and newly proposed option pricing formulas with respect to time efficiency and precision is discussed. We also derive a representation of an option price under a new approximative fractional jump diffusion model that differs from the aforementioned models, especially for the out‐of‐the money contracts. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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A two dimensional stochastic process is developed to model exchange rate dynamics. We incorporate the non random walk influence of pur–chasing power parity, to synthesise the theories of international trade and foreign currency options. Our results, which include a closed form expression for the transition density function of the exchange rate and an exact formula to price currency options, offer a theoretical framework for further study of foreign exchange markets 相似文献
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The CGMY market model generates infinite equivalent martingale measures (EMM). In order to price options, we need an adequate
method to choose one EMM. This paper presents the relative entropy for CGMY processes, and apply it to choosing an EMM called
the model preserving minimal entropy martingale measure.
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Jari Toivanen 《PAMM》2007,7(1):1024001-1024002
Numerical methods are developed for pricing European and American options under Kou's jump-diffusion model which assumes the price of the underlying asset to behave like a geometrical Brownian motion with a drift and jumps whose size is log-double-exponentially distributed. The price of a European option is given by a partial integro-differential equation (PIDE) while American options lead to a linear complementarity problem (LCP) with the same operator. Spatial differential operators are discretized using finite differences on nonuniform grids and time stepping is performed using the implicit Rannacher scheme. For the evaluation of the integral term easy to implement recursion formulas are derived which have optimal computational cost. When pricing European options the resulting dense linear systems are solved using a stationary iteration. Also for pricing American options similar iterations can be employed. A numerical experiment demonstrates that the described method is very efficient as accurate option prices can be computed in a few milliseconds on a PC. (© 2008 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim) 相似文献
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ABSTRACTIn this article, we consider the problem of pricing lookback options in certain exponential Lévy market models. While in the classic Black-Scholes models the price of such options can be calculated in closed form, for more general asset price model, one typically has to rely on (rather time-intense) Monte-Carlo or partial (integro)-differential equation (P(I)DE) methods. However, for Lévy processes with double exponentially distributed jumps, the lookback option price can be expressed as one-dimensional Laplace transform (cf. Kou, S. G., Petrella, G., & Wang, H. (2005). Pricing path-dependent options with jump risk via Laplace transforms. The Kyoto Economic Review, 74(9), 1–23.). The key ingredient to derive this representation is the explicit availability of the first passage time distribution for this particular Lévy process, which is well-known also for the more general class of hyper-exponential jump diffusions (HEJDs). In fact, Jeannin and Pistorius (Jeannin, M., & Pistorius, M. (2010). A transform approach to calculate prices and Greeks of barrier options driven by a class of Lévy processes. Quntitative Finance, 10(6), 629–644.) were able to derive formulae for the Laplace transformed price of certain barrier options in market models described by HEJD processes. Here, we similarly derive the Laplace transforms of floating and fixed strike lookback option prices and propose a numerical inversion scheme, which allows, like Fourier inversion methods for European vanilla options, the calculation of lookback options with different strikes in one shot. Additionally, we give semi-analytical formulae for several Greeks of the option price and discuss a method of extending the proposed method to generalized hyper-exponential (as e.g. NIG or CGMY) models by fitting a suitable HEJD process. Finally, we illustrate the theoretical findings by some numerical experiments. 相似文献