Introduction |
The Black-Scholes Theory of Derivative Pricing / 1: |
Market Model / 1.1: |
Derivative Contracts / 1.2: |
Replicating Strategies / 1.3: |
Risk-Neutral Pricing / 1.4: |
Risk-Neutral Expectations and Partial Differential Equations / 1.5: |
American Options and Free Boundary Problems / 1.6: |
Path-Dependent Derivatives / 1.7: |
First-Passage Structural Approach to Default / 1.8: |
Multidimensional Stochastic Calculus / 1.9: |
Complete Market / 1.10: |
Introduction to Stochastic Volatility Models / 2: |
Implied Volatility Surface / 2.1: |
Local Volatility / 2.2: |
Stochastic Volatility Models / 2.3: |
Derivative Pricing / 2.4: |
General Results on Stochastic Volatility Models / 2.5: |
Summary and Conclusions / 2.6: |
Volatility Time Scales / 3: |
A Simple Picture of Fast and Slow Time Scales / 3.1: |
Ergodicity and Mean-Reversion / 3.2: |
Examples of Mean-Reverting Processes / 3.3: |
Time Scales in Synthetic Returns Data / 3.4: |
Time Scales in Market Data / 3.5: |
Multiscale Models / 3.6: |
First-Order Perturbation Theory / 4: |
Option Pricing under Multiscale Stochastic Volatility / 4.1: |
Formal Regular and Singular Perturbation Analysis / 4.2: |
Parameter Reduction / 4.3: |
First-Order Approximation: Summary and Discussion / 4.4: |
Accuracy of First-Order Approximation / 4.5: |
Implied Volatility Formulas and Calibration / 5: |
Approximate Call Prices and Implied Volatilities / 5.1: |
Calibration Procedure / 5.2: |
Illustration with S&P 500 Data / 5.3: |
Maturity Cycles / 5.4: |
Higher-Order Corrections / 5.5: |
Application to Exotic Derivatives / 6: |
European Binary Options / 6.1: |
Barrier Options / 6.2: |
Asian Options / 6.3: |
Application to American Derivatives / 7: |
American Options Valuation under Stochastic Volatility / 7.1: |
Stochastic Volatility Correction for American Put / 7.2: |
Summary / 7.3: |
Hedging Strategies / 8: |
Black-Scholes Delta Hedging / 8.1: |
The Strategy and its Cost / 8.2: |
Mean Self-Financing Hedging Strategy / 8.3: |
A Strategy with Frozen Parameters / 8.4: |
Strategies Based on Implied Volatilities / 8.5: |
Martingale Approach to Pricing / 8.6: |
Non-Markovian Models of Volatility / 8.7: |
Extensions / 9: |
Dividends and Varying Interest Rates / 9.1: |
Probabilistic Representation of the Approximate Prices / 9.2: |
Second-Order Correction from Fast Scale / 9.3: |
Second-Order Corrections from Slow and Fast Scales / 9.4: |
Periodic Day Effect / 9.5: |
Markovian Jump Volatility Models / 9.6: |
Multidimensional Models / 9.7: |
Around the Heston Model / 10: |
The Heston Model / 10.1: |
Approximations to the Heston Model / 10.2: |
A Fast Mean-Reverting Correction to the Heston Model / 10.3: |
Large Deviations and Short Maturity Asymptotics / 10.4: |
Other Applications / 11: |
Application to Variance Reduction in Monte Carlo Computations / 11.1: |
Portfolio Optimization under Stochastic Volatility / 11.2: |
Application to CAPM Forward-Looking Beta Estimation / 11.3: |
Interest Rate Models / 12: |
The Vasicek Model / 12.1: |
The Bond Price and its Expansion / 12.2: |
The Quadratic Model / 12.3: |
The CIR Model / 12.4: |
Options on Bonds / 12.5: |
Structural Models with Stochastic Volatility / 13: |
Single-Name Credit Derivatives / 13.1: |
Multiname Credit Derivatives / 13.2: |
Multiscale Intensity-Based Models / 14: |
Background on Stochastic Intensity Models / 14.1: |
Symmetric Vasicek Model / 14.2: |
Homogeneous Group Structure / 14.4: |
Epilogue / 15: |
References |
Index |
Introduction |
The Black-Scholes Theory of Derivative Pricing / 1: |
Market Model / 1.1: |