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Preface |
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Contents |
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Introduction |
13 |
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Interest Rates and Related Contracts |
16 |
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Zero-Coupon Bonds |
16 |
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Interest Rates |
17 |
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Market Example: LIBOR |
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Simple vs. Continuous Compounding |
19 |
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Forward vs. Future Rates |
20 |
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Money-Market Account and Short Rates |
20 |
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Proxies for the Short Rate |
21 |
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Coupon Bonds, Swaps and Yields |
22 |
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Fixed Coupon Bonds |
22 |
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Floating Rate Notes |
23 |
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Interest Rate Swaps |
23 |
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Yield and Duration |
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Yield-to-Maturity |
26 |
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Duration and Convexity |
27 |
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Market Conventions |
28 |
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Day-Count Conventions |
28 |
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Coupon Bonds |
29 |
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Accrued Interest, Clean Price and Dirty Price |
29 |
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Yield-to-Maturity |
30 |
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Caps and Floors |
30 |
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Caps |
31 |
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Floors |
31 |
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Caps, Floors and Swaps |
32 |
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Black's Formula |
32 |
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Swaptions |
33 |
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Black's Formula |
35 |
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Exercises |
35 |
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Notes |
38 |
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Estimating the Term-Structure |
40 |
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A Bootstrapping Example |
40 |
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Non-parametric Estimation Methods |
45 |
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Bond Markets |
46 |
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Money Markets |
47 |
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Problems |
49 |
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Parametric Estimation Methods |
49 |
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Estimating the Discount Function with Cubic B-splines |
49 |
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Smoothing Splines |
54 |
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Exponential-Polynomial Families |
60 |
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Principal Component Analysis |
62 |
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Principal Components of a Random Vector |
62 |
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Sample Principle Components |
63 |
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PCA of the Forward Curve |
64 |
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Correlation |
66 |
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Exercises |
67 |
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Notes |
68 |
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Arbitrage Theory |
69 |
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Stochastic Calculus |
69 |
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Stochastic Integration |
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Quadratic Variation and Covariation |
71 |
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Itô's Formula |
72 |
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Stochastic Differential Equations |
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Stochastic Exponential |
74 |
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Financial Market |
75 |
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Self-Financing Portfolios |
75 |
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Numeraires |
76 |
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Arbitrage and Martingale Measures |
77 |
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Martingale Measures |
78 |
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Market Price of Risk |
79 |
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Admissible Strategies |
80 |
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The First Fundamental Theorem of Asset Pricing |
80 |
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Hedging and Pricing |
81 |
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Complete Markets |
81 |
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Arbitrage Pricing |
84 |
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Exercises |
85 |
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Notes |
87 |
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Short-Rate Models |
88 |
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Generalities |
88 |
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Diffusion Short-Rate Models |
89 |
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Examples |
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Inverting the Forward Curve |
92 |
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Affine Term-Structures |
93 |
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Some Standard Models |
94 |
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Vasicek Model |
94 |
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CIR Model |
96 |
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Dothan Model |
97 |
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Ho-Lee Model |
98 |
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Hull-White Model |
99 |
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Exercises |
100 |
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Notes |
101 |
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Heath-Jarrow-Morton (HJM) Methodology |
102 |
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Forward Curve Movements |
102 |
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Absence of Arbitrage |
104 |
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Short-Rate Dynamics |
105 |
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HJM Models |
106 |
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Proportional Volatility |
107 |
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Fubini's Theorem |
108 |
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Exercises |
111 |
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Notes |
112 |
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Forward Measures |
113 |
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T-Bond as Numeraire |
113 |
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Bond Option Pricing |
117 |
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Example: Vasicek Short-Rate Model |
118 |
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Black-Scholes Model with Gaussian Interest Rates |
118 |
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Example: Black-Scholes-Vasicek Model |
121 |
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Exercises |
122 |
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Notes |
124 |
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Forwards and Futures |
125 |
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Forward Contracts |
125 |
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Futures Contracts |
126 |
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Interest Rate Futures |
127 |
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Forward vs. Futures in a Gaussian Setup |
128 |
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Exercises |
129 |
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Notes |
130 |
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Consistent Term-Structure Parametrizations |
131 |
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Multi-factor Models |
131 |
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Consistency Condition |
133 |
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Affine Term-Structures |
135 |
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Polynomial Term-Structures |
136 |
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Special Case: m=1 |
137 |
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General Case: m>=1 |
139 |
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Exponential-Polynomial Families |
142 |
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Nelson-Siegel Family |
142 |
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Svensson Family |
143 |
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Exercises |
146 |
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Notes |
148 |
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Affine Processes |
150 |
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Definition and Characterization of Affine Processes |
150 |
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Canonical State Space |
153 |
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Discounting and Pricing in Affine Models |
158 |
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Examples of Fourier Decompositions |
164 |
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Bond Option Pricing in Affine Models |
168 |
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Example: Vasicek Short-Rate Model |
169 |
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Example: CIR Short-Rate Model |
170 |
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Heston Stochastic Volatility Model |
173 |
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Affine Transformations and Canonical Representation |
175 |
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Existence and Uniqueness of Affine Processes |
178 |
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On the Regularity of Characteristic Functions |
180 |
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Auxiliary Results for Differential Equations |
184 |
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Some Invariance Results |
184 |
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Some Results on Riccati Equations |
187 |
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Proof of Theorem 10.3 |
192 |
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Exercises |
193 |
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Notes |
201 |
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Market Models |
203 |
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Heuristic Derivation |
203 |
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LIBOR Market Model |
205 |
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LIBOR Dynamics Under Different Measures |
207 |
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Implied Bond Market |
207 |
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Implied Money-Market Account |
210 |
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Swaption Pricing |
212 |
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Forward Swap Measure |
213 |
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Analytic Approximations |
215 |
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Monte Carlo Simulation of the LIBOR Market Model |
216 |
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Volatility Structure and Calibration |
218 |
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Principal Component Analysis |
218 |
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Calibration to Market Quotes |
219 |
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Continuous-Tenor Case |
225 |
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Exercises |
227 |
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Notes |
229 |
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Default Risk |
230 |
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Default and Transition Probabilities |
230 |
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Structural Approach |
232 |
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Intensity-Based Approach |
234 |
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Construction of Doubly Stochastic Intensity-Based Models |
240 |
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Computation of Default Probabilities |
241 |
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Pricing Default Risk |
241 |
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Zero Recovery |
242 |
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Partial Recovery at Maturity |
243 |
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Partial Recovery at Default |
243 |
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Measure Change |
245 |
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Exercises |
247 |
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Notes |
248 |
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References |
249 |
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Index |
256 |
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