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The Heston–Hull–White Model Part I: Finance and Analytics

This is the first article in a series of three on financial modeling. The aim of this series is to show the full life cycle of model development. We have chosen an equity model with stochastic volatility and stochastic interest rates.

Holger Kammeyer, Joerg Kienitz
Fri 5 Apr 2024
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Negative Probabilities in Financial Modeling

The article explores the concept of negative probabilities and how they can be used in financial modeling, specifically in the valuation of certain financial options known as Caps and Floors.

Mark Burgin, Gunter Meissner
Wed 3 Apr 2024
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Quantpedia Research Review - Issue 17

Issue 17 delves into stock market concentration in the United States, discusses how to improve portfolios using mutual information, and explores the robust testing of country and asset ETF momentum strategies.

Quantpedia
Mon 25 Mar 2024
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American π: Piece of Cake?

Textbooks tell you that pricing an American option in the context of the binomial model is a lot easier than it sounds. Is it really simple and obvious? Yes…and no.

Rolf Poulsen
Wed 21 Feb 2024
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Julia Computing: Automatic for the Greeks

In this article, Dr. Simon Byrne and Dr. Andrew Greenwell discuss fast and accurate price sensitivities using Julia.

Dr. Simon Byrne and Dr. Andrew Greenwell
Wed 21 Feb 2024
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Quantpedia Research Review - Issue 16

Issue 16 introduces a new Pragmatic Asset Allocation Model, highlights the critical role of machine learning model execution time in empirical asset pricing, and explores if factor risks can explain crypto market returns.

Quantpedia
Wed 21 Feb 2024
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Time and Black–Scholes–Merton

The article contrasts the abstract nature of financial models like Black–Scholes–Merton with their application in real-world markets, highlighting the philosophical challenges of reconciling formal mathematical constructs with physical time and history.

Elie Ayache
Tue 23 Jan 2024
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Peter Carr's Hall of Mirrors

Put-call symmetry may have been the start but, for Peter Carr, the importance of invariance extends into surprising realms of possibility. Dan Tudball traces Carr’s kaleidoscopic journey…

Dan Tudball
Tue 23 Jan 2024
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Quantpedia Research Review - Issue 15

Issue 15 delves into the intricate relationship between cybersecurity risk and stock performance, discusses how inflation affects equity returns, and explores why US stocks outperform emerging and developed markets.

Quantpedia
Tue 23 Jan 2024
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Close Encounters of the Third Order

The article discusses third-order implied volatility approximations for option pricing, as presented by Matt Lorig and colleagues, drawing a cultural parallel with the film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind."

Mike Staunton
Thu 14 Dec 2023

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