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Schuttenbeld, Maarten (author)
This thesis investigates the estimation of option-implied probability density functions for inflation using inflation options, focusing not only on the expected value but the whole distribution. The aim is to identify the most effective method for measuring the market expectation of future inflation. The research explores both parametric and non...
master thesis 2023
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Bangerter, Felix (author)
This thesis presents a comprehensive exploration of the rough Heston model as a means to enhance financial derivative pricing and calibration in the context of the complex behavior of market volatility. Recognizing the limitations of classical models, such as the Black-Scholes and the standard Heston model, which assume constant or mean...
master thesis 2023
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Brands, Marnix (author)
The computation of multivariate expectations is a common task in various fields related to probability theory. This thesis aims to develop a generic and efficient solver for multivariate expectation problems, with a focus on its application in the field of quantitative finance, specifically for the quantification of Counterparty Credit Risk (CCR...
master thesis 2023
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Chen, Qianqian (author)
American option pricing has been an active research area in financial engineering over the past few decades. Since no analytic closed-form solution exists, various numerical approaches have been developed. Among all proposed methods, the least square Monte Carlo(LSMC) approach is the most successful and popular. The LSMC utilizes linear...
master thesis 2023
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Rou, Jasper (author)
In this research, we consider neural network-algorithms for option pricing. We use the Black-Scholes model and the lifted Heston model. We derive the option pricing partial differential equation (PDE), which we solve with a neural network, and the conditional characteristic function of the stock price which leads to the option price with the COS...
master thesis 2022
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Van Mieghem, Laurens (author)
With the emergence of more complex option pricing models, the demand for fast and accurate numerical pricing techniques is increasing. Due to a growing amount of accessible computational power, neural networks have become a feasible numerical method for approximating solutions to these pricing models. This work concentrates on analysing various...
master thesis 2022
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Erkan, K.E. (author)
This thesis is about pricing European options using a Fourier-based numerical method called the COS method under the rough Heston model. Besides examining the efficiency and accuracy of the COS method for pricing options under the rough Heston model, it is also investigated if the rough Heston model produces the advantages of the so-called rough...
master thesis 2020
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de Boer, S.G. (author)
This thesis showcases a rather contemporary method of solving a generalized system of stochastic differential equations (SDE's) comparable to the SABR model. The solution is derived from a stochastic-local volatility (SLV) model in which the local volatility (LV) component is kept general. This generality is maintained throughout all derivations...
master thesis 2020
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van Dijk, Marcel (author)
In risk-management, one typically simulates many states of the market using models that are in line with historical data, also known as real-world models. For example, new regulations require insurance companies to value their position on a 1-year horizon. Insurance companies issue guarantees that need to be valued according to market...
master thesis 2017
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Wagner, Emma (author)
This work is on the extension of the SWIFT method to option pricing problems where the sum of lognormals occurs. The SWIFT method (ShannonWavelet Inverse Fourier Technique) is extended to the valuation of geometric Asian options and arithmetic Asian options with a Lévy process as underlying price process and the valuation of European options...
master thesis 2017
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van der Weijst, Roel (author)
This thesis is about pricing European options and forward start options under the Heston LSV model. The impact of conditionally calibrating the Heston parameters on the satisfaction of the Feller condition and thereafter correcting with a local volatility surface is investigated here. The results show that this approach is computationally time...
master thesis 2017
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van der Zwaard, T. (author)
This thesis addresses the calibration of the Heston model with term structure (i.e. with piecewise constant parameters) to a set of European option prices from the FX market. Several option pricing methods are discussed and compared, among which the COS method, Lewis' method and the Andersen QE Monte Carlo scheme. Several modifications are...
master thesis 2016
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Schols, E. (author)
This thesis discusses the valuation of embedded options in insurance liabilities using radial basis functions. For insurance companies, the valuation of embedded options is an important topic within risk management. This valuation can become too computationally heavy when nested Monte Carlo simulations are used. To overcome this computational...
master thesis 2016
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Hazenoot, D. (author)
Numerical integration methods such as the Fourier-based COS method can be used for effciently and accurately pricing financial products. The COS method can be applied to options on one underlying stock as well as on multiple underlying stocks. However, this method suffers from an exponential increase in computational complexity as the dimensions...
master thesis 2016
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Maree, S.C. (author)
This thesis is about pricing Bermudan options with the SWIFT method (Shannon Wavelets Inverse Fourier Technique). We reformulate the SWIFT pricing formula for European options to improve robustness, which allows us to heuristically select - and test the goodness - of all of the parameters a priori. Furthermore, we propose a simplified version of...
master thesis 2015
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Van der Have, Z. (author)
In this thesis we discuss several methods to price European options under the SABR model. In general, methods given in literature are not free of arbitrage and/or inaccurate for long maturities. This led to the development of a new pricing approach. We extend the BCOS method from one dimension to two dimensions. This extension is necessary for...
master thesis 2015
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De Jong, M.D. (author)
This thesis describes FPGA-accelerated Monte-Carlo integration using adaptive stratified sampling. Monte-Carlo integration can be used to determine the value of integrals that have no closed form solution. In this work, the FPGA-accelerated design is used to determine the price of different types of financial options. The considered options are...
master thesis 2014
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Tamayo Holguin, J.P. (author)
Transnational transmission presents a possible source of income for power producers and a way to decrease costs for consumers. The difference in neighboring countries' market prices encourages traders to profit from it by selling cheaper electricity in the market that has price it higher. Since the parties that own the transmission (TSOs) lines...
master thesis 2012
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Versteegh, M. (author)
There are situations in which the COS method for option pricing has relatively slow convergence as a consequence of the Gibbs phenomenon. This thesis focusses on various methods to improve the convergence rate of the so called spectral methods. Note that we are not just interested in an accurate recovery, but that we also want to be able to...
master thesis 2012
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De Jong, L. (author)
This thesis discusses the use of perturbation theory in the context of financial mathematics, in particular on the use of matched asymptotic expansions in option pricing. Our methods are applied to the ordinary Black-Scholes model for illustration. In this simple example of the Black-Scholes model an exact solution is available, so it is in fact...
master thesis 2010
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