The Vol 5. No. 2 Issue of the Numerix Journal spotlights theoretical aspects of current and upcoming Numerix features. It begins with a discussion of MVA and Initial Margin requirements, and next looks at the Numerix implementation of the FX Joint Heston model. The issue also examines probability distributions of barrier hitting times, and includes a white paper on European swaption pricing methodology for the Hull-White two-factor model. Finally, the issue highlights Numerix’s implementation of an arbitrage-free volatility surface using a linear programming formulation.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Editor's Note
CONTENT
MVA: Future IM for Client Trades and Dynamic Hedges
Joint Heston Model for Cross-Currency Pricing
Probability Distributions for Barrier Hitting Times
The Hull-White Two Factor Model: Two Equivalent Formulations and Numerix's Approach to Swaption Pricing
LP Volatility Surface
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