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Rebonato R. — Interest-rate option models : understanding, analysing and using models for exotic interest-rate options
Rebonato R. — Interest-rate option models : understanding, analysing and using models for exotic interest-rate options



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Название: Interest-rate option models : understanding, analysing and using models for exotic interest-rate options

Автор: Rebonato R.

Аннотация:

The modelling of exotic interest-rate options is such an important and fast-moving area, that the updating of the extremely successful first edition has been eagerly awaited. This edition re-focuses the assessment of various models presented in the first edition, in light of the new developments of modelling imperfect correlation between financial quantities. It also presents a substantial new chapter devoted to this revolutionary modelling method. In this second edition, readers will also find important new data dealing with the securities market and the probabilistic/stochastic calculus tools. Other changes include: a new chapter on the issues arising in the pricing of several classes of exotic interest-rate instruments; and insights from the BDT and the Brennan and Schwartz approaches which can be combined into a new class of "generalised models". Further details can be found on the links between mean-reversion and calibration for the important classes of models.

Dr Riccardo Rebonato is Director and Head of Research at Barclays Capital. He is responsible for the modelling, trading and risk management of the European exotic interest-rate products. He holds Doctorates in Nuclear Engineering and Science of Materials/Solid State Physics. Before moving into investment banking he was Research Fellow in Physics at Corpus Christi College (Oxford). He has published papers in several academic journals in finance, and is a regular speaker at conferences worldwide.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Математика/Вероятность/Стохастические методы в финансах/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Издание: second edition

Год издания: 1998

Количество страниц: 521

Добавлена в каталог: 12.06.2005

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Предметный указатель
Non - Markovian models, choice of model      429-34
Non - Markovian models, on recombining trees      428-9
Notional value, definition      5
Numeraire asset      495
Numeraire discount bonds      170-4
Numeraire money market account      165-70
Numeraire switching under different measures      144-50
One-factor models, main desired features      233-4
One-way-floaters      44-7
Options on bonds      see bond options
Par coupon rates, definition      5-8
Par coupon, definition      13
Partial differential equations, parabolic      201-4 485-6
Partial differential equations, stochastic      481-5
Partial differentiation approach (PDE)      106-9 157 201-13
Partial differentiation approach (PDE) for generic security      284
Partial differentiation approach (PDE), BS model      345-6
Partial differentiation approach (PDE), finite-differences approximations to      205-7
Partial differentiation approach (PDE), HW model      284
Partial differentiation approach (PDE), LS model      315-16
Partial differentiation approach (PDE), underlying parabolic equation      201-4
Partition      453
Payer swaption      36
Power set      450
Predictable process      457
Present value      496
Previsible process      457
Price vector      492
Pricing framework      134-6
Principal components analysis      58-61 70 73 84 325
Principal value, definition      5
Probability measure      142 451
Probability space      451
Proper subset, definition      448
Pseudo-probabilities      130-4 141-2 143 144-6
Put/call parity      269
Radon - Nikodym derivative      147 148 486-90
Random experiment      449
Random variables      455
Random variables, independent      463
Random walk      152 (see also Brownian motion)
Rates, definition      8
Rates, statistical analysis      51-63
Receiver swaption      36
Recombination of trees      425 431
Recombination of trees in CIR      253
Recombination of trees in HW      283 292
Recombination of trees with non - Markovian models      428-9
Relative prices      495
Reversion level in BS      345
Reversion speed      (see also mean reversion)
Reversion speed in BS      345
Reversion speed in CIR      253 256
Reversion speed in HW      289-95
Riemann sum      217 480
Risk-neutral measure      142
Sample space      449
Self-financing strategy      139-41 494
Sensitivity of yields to short rate (BDT)      263-4
Set, definition      447
Short rate BS      347-9
Short rate in BDT      437-41
Short rate in HJM      384-9
Short rate in LS      319-22
Short rate, variance of      444-5
Spot rate      (see also short rate state/security)
Spot rate, continuously compounded discrete, of maturity      6
Spot rate, definition      5-8
Spot rate, degree of correlation between instantaneous forward rate and      59 60
Stochastic differentiation      481-5 (see also Ito's lemma)
Stochastic differentiation, parabolic partial differential equations and      485-6
Stratonovich integral      217
Subset, definition      448
Sure event      449
Swap rates, BGM/J      399-402
Swap rates, definition      5-8
Swap rates, in BDT      274
Swaps, fixed leg      8
Swaps, floating leg      8 9
Swaps, plain-vanilla, valuation of      8-14
Swaps, pricing in BDT      271
Swaptions      (see also American swaptions; European swaptions)
Swaptions, calibration to BDT      273-4
Swaptions, pricing with Black      18
Swaptions, pricing with HW      304
Sydney - Opera - House effect      71 85 367
Term correlation      85-8
Term structure of interest rates, definition      20 (see also yield curve)
Term structure of volatility, affine models      415
Term structure of volatility, and future volatility of the short rate      428
Term structure of volatility, and volatility of discount bonds      428
Term structure of volatility, evolution over time      82 94-5
Term structure of volatility, in BDT      262 263
Term structure of volatility, in HW      288-9 302-4
Term structure of volatility, time-homogeneous      96-7
Time homogeneity      99 101
Time homogeneity, affine models      414-18
Time homogeneity, in HJM      385-6
Time inhomogeneity, affine models      418-20
Time stationarity      see time homogeneity
Time-dependence of volatility in BDT      261 275-7
Time-dependence of volatility, contrasted with mean reversion      239 440
Tower Law      142-3 466
Trading horizon      491
Trading strategy      493
Trading strategy, self-financing      139-41 494
Tribe      450
Trigger swaps      30 41-4
Trinomial lattices, HW model      289-95
Two-factor interest-rate model      441-3
Two-factor interest-rate model, example      458-63
Unconditional present value      500
Union, definition      447
Unitary symmetric random walk      467-70
Vaillant brackets      179-84 395 400
Value rate, definition      41
Vasicek model criticism      241
Vasicek model derivation      239-42
Vasicek no-arbitrage condition      see no-arbitrage
Volatility      (see also term structure of volatility)
Volatility, average      76 77-80
Volatility, BDT      277-9
Volatility, cap      76 77
Volatility, flat-volatility assumption      75
Volatility, instantaneous      76 77-80
Volatility, instantaneous, flat      98-9
Volatility, instantaneous, identical      99-100
Volatility, instantaneous, of short rate, BDT      261 275-7
Volatility, instantaneous, of short rate, CIR      257
Volatility, instantaneous, of short rate, LS      314
Volatility, instantaneous, perfect correlation      76 77
Volatility, instantaneous, pricing European swaptions with      80-3
Volatility, instantaneous, time-homogeneity requirement      99 101
Volatility, of discount bonds      253
Volatility, of forward bond price      173
Volatility, swaption      76 77
Volatility, term decorrelation      83-91
Wealth in the LS economy      314-15
Wiener processes      205 436
Yield changes, predicted and experienced in BDT      264-8
Yield changes, predicted and experienced in LS      328-32
Yield curve in CIR      244-6 252
Yield curve, definition      20
Yield curve, effect of model dimensionality on option pricing      63-72
Yield curve, evolution of      51-63
Yield curve, in HJM      381-4
Yield curve, in LS      321-2 328-32
Yield curve, one-factor models      62-3 72
Yield curve, option pricing framework      72-4
Yield curve, sigmoid-like correlation structure      67-70
Yield curve, two-factor models      61-2 70 71
Yield of discount bonds (LS)      323-5 (see also spot rate)
Yield of T-maturity bond      203
Yield volatilities in LS      322-4
Zero-coupon bonds      see discount bonds
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