Correlation
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Markets face a testing 2012 – but Stephen Blyth argues they are better-equipped to cope than in 2008
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Gaussian copula models are often used in the industry when single-asset information is quoted but little is known about their joint relation. These models may arise from correlated stochastic Brownian...
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Integrating available implied volatility data into a historical correlation matrix is an essential part of calibrating a Monte Carlo credit value adjustment pricing simulation at the portfolio level, but...
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The inflation derivatives market is characterised by long-dated trades, big notional sizes, a lack of liquidity and – where corporate clients are involved – a lack of collateral. In other words, it is exactly the kind of business that will be punished...
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Gaussian copula models are often used in the industry when single-asset information is quoted but little is known about their joint relation. These models may arise from correlated stochastic Brownian processes with deterministic volatility and correlation....
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Equilibrium models do not represent real markets and need to be replaced with models that take explicit account of real capital flows, says Alex Langnau
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In our second article on correlation, we consider its role in multi-asset products - that is, anything other than a basket product that links to more than one asset
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Options market metrics suggest dealers have navigated volatility surge without serious pain - but the market did experience a brief liquidity squeeze
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Copula functions that provide a way of splicing the probability distributions of multiple assets together have taken a lot of flak since the crisis. Laurie Carver introduces this month’s technical articles by looking at the fate of such methods –...
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Hedges of derivatives counterparty credit exposure – when based on credit default swap spreads – are unreliable and may lull banks into ignoring tail risks, argues David Rowe
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