The fundamental representation of pricing adjustments
A unified representation of derivative pricing adjustments is presented
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This article consolidates and extends past work on pricing adjustments by providing a single all-encompassing representation of the adjustment between any two derivative pricing functions. Benedict Burnett, Ryan McCrickerd and Benjamin Piau show that this fundamental representation can be applied to quantify and mitigate XVA model risk, providing a novel approach to
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