Trading the vol-of-vol risk premium
Applications of the vol-of-vol parameter for cross-asset derivatives are presented
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This paper follows up on an earlier article that isolated a risk premium on the so-called vol-of-vol parameter for cross-asset derivatives. Lorenzo Ravagli discusses the more practical, trading-oriented applications of the premium and broad-based conclusions relevant for investors, hedgers and volatility traders, and introduces the statistical properties of short
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