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Pliska S.R. — Introduction to Mathematical Finance
Pliska S.R. — Introduction to Mathematical Finance



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Íàçâàíèå: Introduction to Mathematical Finance

Àâòîð: Pliska S.R.

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This book grew out of lecture notes organized for a PhD class which Stanley Pliska taight in Japan. The work continued when he was a Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics in 1992. A preliminary version of the book was tried out in a 1994 PhD class at the University of Illinois in Chicago, which provided useful feedback. In January 1995 he took a close-to-final version to the Program on Financial Mathematics at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge. There, parts of the book were used for a course and copies of the whole book were made available to visting researchers


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Admissible consumption-investment plans      41 185
Affine function      71
American options      124—133 153
Arbitrage free securities market model      143—144
Arbitrage opportunities, bonds and interest rate derivatives      201 218
Arbitrage opportunities, contingent claims      116
Arbitrage opportunities, finite horizon models      238 240—241 243
Arbitrage opportunities, forward prices and cash stream valuation      138—140
Arbitrage opportunities, futures      140 142—143
Arbitrage opportunities, infinite horizon models      245 246 248
Arbitrage opportunities, multipenod securities markets      92 96
Arbitrage opportunities, optimal portfolios      151—152
Arbitrage opportunities, single period consumption and investment      34
Arbitrage opportunities, single period securities markets      8—10 11—13 17 24
Arbitrage pricing      116
Arbitrage pricing theory      17
Asset pricing, fundamental theorem of      see “Fundamental theorem of asset pricing”
Attainable American options      129
Attainable consumption processes      168
Attainable contingent claims      17 113
Attainable wealths      38
Bank account process, contingent claims      117
Bank account process, finite horizon models      239
Bank account process, futures      145—146
Bank account process, multiperiod securities markets      72
Bank account process, single period securities markets      1
Barrier options      123
Bernoulli processes      101
Binomial coefficients      102
Binomial model, European options      120—124
Binomial model, interest rate version      208
Binomial model, multiperiod securities markets      100—106
Binomial probability distribution      102
Bond options      227—229
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, arbitrage opportunities      201 218
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, binomial model, interest rate version      208
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, bond options      227—229
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, caplets      234—235
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, caps      234—235
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, captions      235—237
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, compound options      236
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, contingent claims      222
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, coupon bonds      227—229
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, derivative pricing      224
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, filtration      203—204 208
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, floorlets      235
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, floors      235
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, floortions      235—237
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, forward interest rates      206
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, forward risk adjusted probability measures      222—226
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, forward spot interest rates      206
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, forward start swaps      229
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, lattice, Markov chain models      208—217
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, lattice-type interest rate models      226
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, Markov chain models      208—217 226
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, martingales      201 223 224
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, payer swaps      229
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, payer swaptions      231—234
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, receiver swaps      229
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, receiver swaptions      231—234
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, risk neutral probability measures      201 203—205 218 224
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, riskless interest rate      200
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, spot interest rate      200 210—212 215—217
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, swaps and swaptions      229—234
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, term structure model      200—208 223
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, term structure of forward interest rates      207
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, term structure of interest rates      205—206
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, term structure of zero coupon bond prices      200 219—222
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, volatilities      212—217
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, whole yield approach      217
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, yield curve      205—206
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, yield curve, models      217—222
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, yield to maturity      205
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, zero coupon bonds      200
Bonds and interest rate derivatives, zero coupon bonds, prices      201—203 208—213
Call options      117
Capital asset pricing model (CAPM) theory      49—50
Caplets      234—235
Caps      234—235
Captions      235—237
Carrying cost      138
Cash stream valuation      136—140
Chooser options      117—118
Collateral      141
Complete markets, derivatives      133—134
Complete markets, single period consumption and investment      33—58
Complete markets, single period securities markets      21—24
Compound options      236
Conditional expectation and martingales      88—91
Consumption and terminal wealth, maximum utility from      173—178
Consumption processes      40—41 162 168 185
Consumption-investment plans      40—41 162—163 185
Consumption-investment, dynamic programming      162—168
Consumption-investment, martingale methods      168—173
Consumption-investment, optimal, with constraints      184—188
Consumption-investment, optimal, with constraints, risk neutral computational approach      188—193
Consumption-investment, problems      40—47
Consumption-investment, risk neutral probability measure      168—173 (see also “Single period consumption and investment”)
Contingent claims, derivatives      see “Derivatives”
Contingent claims, derivatives, options      117—120
Contingent claims, derivatives, price formula      222
Contingent claims, derivatives, single period securities markets      see “Single period securities markets”
Coupon bonds      227—229
Demand functions      68
Derivative pricing      224
Derivatives, binomial model, European options      120—124
Derivatives, binomial model, Markov chains      121
Derivatives, binomial model, martingale measures      121
Derivatives, complete and incomplete markets      133
Derivatives, complete and incomplete markets, complete      133—134
Derivatives, complete and incomplete markets, contingent claims      134
Derivatives, complete and incomplete markets, incomplete      134—136
Derivatives, complete and incomplete markets, multipenod models      133
Derivatives, complete and incomplete markets, risk neutral “conditional” probability measures      134
Derivatives, complete and incomplete markets, stopping time      135
Derivatives, contingent claims, arbitrage opportunity      116
Derivatives, contingent claims, arbitrage pricing      116
Derivatives, contingent claims, attainable      113
Derivatives, contingent claims, bank account process      117
Derivatives, contingent claims, call options      117
Derivatives, contingent claims, chooser options      117—118
Derivatives, contingent claims, definition      112
Derivatives, contingent claims, law of one price      114
Derivatives, contingent claims, look-back options      120
Derivatives, contingent claims, marketable      113
Derivatives, contingent claims, martingale measures      118
Derivatives, contingent claims, options      117—120
Derivatives, contingent claims, put options      117
Derivatives, contingent claims, put-call parity      117
Derivatives, contingent claims, replicating trading strategy      114—116
Derivatives, contingent claims, risk neutral valuation principle      113
Derivatives, contingent claims, trading strategy      114
Derivatives, forward prices and cash stream valuation      136—138
Derivatives, forward prices and cash stream valuation, arbitrage opportunities      138—140
Derivatives, forward prices and cash stream valuation, carrying cost      138
Derivatives, futures, arbitrage free securities market model      143—144
Derivatives, futures, arbitrage opportunities      140 142—143
Derivatives, futures, bank account process      145—146
Derivatives, futures, discounted risky price process      147
Derivatives, futures, forward prices compared      140—141
Derivatives, futures, margin or collateral      141
Derivatives, futures, martingales      147
Derivatives, futures, options      146—148
Derivatives, futures, risk neutral probability measures      143
Derivatives, futures, self-financing      142
Derivatives, futures, undiscounted risky price process      147
Derivatives, options, American      124—133
Derivatives, options, attainable American      129
Derivatives, options, barrier options      123
Derivatives, options, call      117
Derivatives, options, chooser      117—118
Derivatives, options, contingent claims      117—120
Derivatives, options, down-and-in calls      123
Derivatives, options, down-and-in puts      123
Derivatives, options, down-and-out calls      123
Derivatives, options, down-and-out puts      123
Derivatives, options, European      113 120—124
Derivatives, options, futures      146—148
Derivatives, options, hedging trading strategy      129
Derivatives, options, knockout      122—123
Derivatives, options, look-back      120
Derivatives, options, marketable American      129
Derivatives, options, optional sampling theorem      131
Derivatives, options, put      117
Derivatives, options, replicating trading strategy      129
Derivatives, options, stopping time      127
Derivatives, options, submartingales      131 132
Derivatives, options, supermartingales      127 129
Derivatives, options, up-and-in calls      123
Derivatives, options, up-and-in puts      123
Derivatives, options, up-and-out calls      123
Derivatives, options, up-and-outputs      123
Derivatives, options, value process      125
Derivatives, swaps      137
Discount bonds      see “Zero coupon bonds”
Discounted gains process, finite horizon models      240
Discounted gains process, multiperiod securities markets      83
Discounted gains process, single period securities markets      3
Discounted price process, finite horizon models      240
Discounted price process, Markov models      108
Discounted price process, multiperiod securities markets      83
Discounted price process, returns for multiperiod securities markets      85
Discounted price process, single period securities markets      2—3
Discounted prices      83—84
Discounted risky price process      147
Discounted value process, finite horizon models      240
Discounted value process, multiperiod securities markets      83
Discounted value process, single period securities markets      3
Dividend processes      87—88
Dominant trading strategy      4—10 17
Down-and-in calls      123
Down-and-in puts      123
Down-and-out calls      123
Down-and-out puts      123
Dynamic programming, consumption-investment      162—168
Dynamic programming, optimal portfolios      153—156
Dynamic programming, portfolio optimization in incomplete markets      193—195
Economic considerations, multiperiod securities markets      92 100
Ellipsoid method, linear program solving      250
Equilibrium models      64—70
European options      113 120—124 231 234
Fictitious security approach, portfolio optimization in incomplete markets      196—199
Fictitious security approach, single period consumption and investment      59—64
Filtration, bond and interest rate derivatives      203—204 208
Filtration, multiperiod securities markets      77—79
Finite horizon models      238—243
Floorlets      235
Floors      235
Floortions      235—237
Forward interest rates      206
Forward prices      136—140 140—141
Forward risk adjusted probability measures      222—226
Forward spot interest rates      206
Forward start swaps      229
Fundamental theorem of asset pricing, finite horizon models      238 240—243
Fundamental theorem of asset pricing, infinite horizon models      246—248
Futures      see “Derivatives”
Gains process, multiperiod securities markets      81—82
Gains process, multiperiod securities markets, returns for      85—87
Gains process, single period securities markets      2
Hahn Banach theorem      14
Hedging trading strategy      129
Incomplete markets, derivatives      134—136
Incomplete markets, portfolio optimization in      193—199
Incomplete markets, single period consumption and investment      58—64
Incomplete markets, single period securities markets      24—28
Infinite horizon models      243—249
Infinite sample spaces models, arbitrage opportunities      238 240—241 243 245 246 248
Infinite sample spaces models, bank account process      239
Infinite sample spaces models, discounted gains process      240
Infinite sample spaces models, discounted price process      240
Infinite sample spaces models, discounted value process      240
Infinite sample spaces models, finite horizon models      238—243
Infinite sample spaces models, fundamental theorem of asset pricing      238 240—243 246—248
Infinite sample spaces models, infinite horizon models      243—249
Infinite sample spaces models, linear programming      238
Infinite sample spaces models, martingales      241
Infinite sample spaces models, risk neutral probability measure      238 241 243 246
Infinite sample spaces models, separating hyperplane theorem      238
Infinite sample spaces models, trading strategies      244
Infinite sample spaces models, value process      240
Information structures      73—76
Interest rates, binomial model      208
Interest rates, forward      206
Interest rates, forward, term structure      207
Interest rates, lattice-type models      226
Interest rates, multiperiod securities markets      72
Interest rates, riskless      200
Interest rates, single period securities markets      1
Interest rates, spot      200 210—212 215—217
Interest rates, term structure      205—206
Knockout options      122—123
Lagrange multiplier approach, portfolio optimization in incomplete markets      195—196
Lattice, Markov chain models      208—217
Lattice-type interest rate models      226
Law of one price, contingent claims      114
Law of one price, multiperiod securities markets      99
Law of one price, single period securities markets      7—8 10 17
Linear pricing measure, multiperiod securities markets      99—100
Linear pricing measure, single period securities markets      6—7
Linear programming      250—253
Linear programming duality theory, single period securities markets      6—7 27
Linear programming, finite horizon models      238
Look-back options      120
Margin, futures      141
Marginal utility of terminal wealth      35
Marketable American options      129
Marketable contingent claims      17 113
Markov chains      121
Markov chains, discounted price process      108
Markov chains, models      208—217 226
Markov chains, stationary      107 108—111
Markov chains, time-homogeneous      107
Markov chains, transition probabilities      107—108
Markov models, multiperiod securities markets      106 11
Martingale measures, contingent claims      118
Martingale measures, European options      121
Martingale measures, multiperiod securities markets      93 97
Martingale methods, consumption-investment      168—173
Martingale methods, optimal portfolios      156—162
Martingales, bonds and interest rate derivatives      201 223 224
Martingales, finite horizon models      241
Martingales, futures      147
Martingales, multiperiod securities markets      88—91 94—95 98
Maximum utility from consumption and terminal wealth      173 8
Mean-variance portfolio analysis      47—51
Model specifications, filtrations, and stochastic processes      see “Multiperiod securities markets”
Multiperiod models, derivatives      133
Multiperiod securities markets, arbitrage opportunities      92 96
Multiperiod securities markets, bank account processes      72
Multiperiod securities markets, Bernoulli processes      101
Multiperiod securities markets, binomial coefficients      102
Multiperiod securities markets, binomial model      100—106
Multiperiod securities markets, binomial probability distribution      102
Multiperiod securities markets, conditional expectation and martingales      88—91
Multiperiod securities markets, economic considerations      92—100
Multiperiod securities markets, interest rates      72
Multiperiod securities markets, law of one price      99
Multiperiod securities markets, linear pricing measures      99—100
Multiperiod securities markets, Markov models      106—111
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