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The crisis abolished the risk-free rate, and brought the role of credit support annexes to the fore in derivatives pricing. Paul McCloud develops the general pricing framework that allows the convexity...
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LPI swaps with a smile
Inflation models tend to be poor at capturing the high sensitivity of Limited Price Index (LPI) swap payoffs to year-on-year smiles and correlations, and consequently miss market quotes. Yann Ticot and Xavier Charvet propose a simple framework for pricing...
High-frequency trading and long-term investors: a view from the buy...
With the proliferation of high-frequency trading (HFT), understanding the effects of HFT on market quality and the opportunities that HFT creates for long-term (LT) investors is important in building an efficient regulatory framework. This paper demonstrates...
Properties of the most diversified portfolio
This paper expands upon "Toward Maximum Diversification", a 2008 paper by Choueifaty and Coignard (Journal of Portfolio Management 35(1), 40-51). We present new mathematical properties of the diversification ratio and most diversified portfolio (MDP),...
Risk without return
Risk-only investment strategies have been growing in popularity as traditional investment strategies have fallen short of return targets over the last decade. However, risk-based investors should be aware of four things. First, theoretical considerations...
Time-bridge estimators of integrated variance
We present a set of log-price integrated variance estimators, equal to the sum of open-high-low-close bridge estimators of spot variances within n subsequent time-step intervals. The main purpose of some of the introduced estimators is to take into account...
Volume 2/Number 2, Spring 2013
Welcome to the spring 2013 issue of The Journal of Investment Strategies. You will find four papers in this issue: three research papers and one in the Investment Strategy Forum section. The research papers cover topics from high-frequency trading to...
CDSs, CVA and DVA – a structural approach
Counterparty risk is difficult to include systematically in credit default swap pricing. Reviving Merton’s structural approach – and generalising to higher dimensions – makes it tractable. By Alex Lipton and Ioana Savescu
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