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Stochastic Processes in Finance - Part I
This Wilmott article by Jörg Kienitz covers the key concepts of the theory of stochastic processes used in finance.
Tue 1 Dec 2020
The Irony In The Derivatives Discounting
In this Wilmott article, Marc Henrard discusses the impact on derivative pricing of changing the discounting curve.
Tue 1 Dec 2020
CSA Caps Convexity Impact on Hull & White Calibration
Papaioannou shows how modeling jointly OIS and LIBOR using one factor guassian short rate dynamics allows to capture CSA-convexity on caps and measures its impact on LIBOR volatility calibration in the Hull & White case.
Mon 26 Oct 2020
It’s the Debt, Stupid
Increasingly, Bogni feels, at least at a personal level, forced into the role of defender of financial innovation against the hordes of financial luddites. Interestingly, the turning point was not the equity-fuelled dotcom bubble at the turn of the millennium, but the debt bubble that finally burst with the Lehman Brothers debacle.
Mon 21 Sep 2020
What I Knew and When I Knew It - Part 2
Mathematician, Ed Thorp, looks back to the creation of the world's first market-neutral hedge fund and pre-empting Black-Scholes.
Tue 25 Aug 2020
Sequential Modeling of Dependent Jump Processes
In this article published by WIlmott magazine, Mai, Scherer, and Schulz present a new methodology to generalize univariate models to the multivariate case.
Mon 20 Jul 2020
Derivatives Pricing and Trading in Incomplete Markets: A Tutorial on Concepts
In this article published by the Wilmott magazine, Dennis Yang illustrates various derivative pricing notions in incomplete markets using a simple example, with emphasis on how to use these pricing concepts to make systematic trading decisions.
Mon 29 Jun 2020
Bridge with Buffett
“Investing in a market where people believe in efficiency is like playing bridge with someone who has been told it doesn’t do any good to look at the cards.” – Warren Buffett
Fri 19 Jun 2020
The Irony in the Variance Swaps
In this article published by Wilmott magazine, Elie Ayache will propose a rereading of quantitative finance where irony, as opposed to theory, emerges as a leitmotiv, perhaps even a main guide.
Fri 29 May 2020
Sensible Sensitivities for the SABR Model
In this article published by the Wilmott magazine, Chibane, Miao and Xu develop a new methodology for computing smile sensitivities (Vegas) for European securities priced under the SABR model when the latter is calibrated to more market volatilities than the number of available model parameters.
Tue 19 May 2020
