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The Vol 8. No. 1 issue of the Numerix Journal presents some of Numerix's recent quantitative research and development achievements.

The Vol 8. No. 1 Issue of the Numerix Journal presents some of Numerix's recent quantitative research and development achievements. Many of these achievements have been implemented as new functionality in our products. With the ongoing R&D effort at Numerix, this collection of papers showcases the quality of the research on various topics of interest in the field. Readers get an update on the latest progress in the theoretical research and product enhancements at Numerix.

The Vol 7. No. 1 Issue of the Numerix Journal represents some of Numerix's quantitative research and development achievements lately. Many of these achievements have been implemented as functionalities in our products. With the ongoing R&D effort at Numerix, this collection of papers showcases the quality of the research on various topics of interest in the field. Readers get an update on the latest progress in the theoretical research and product enhancements at Numerix.

The Vol 6. No. 1 Issue of the Numerix Journal highlights Numerix's achievements in two areas: the ongoing quantitative research and development which extends the functionality of our products, and the innovative Python-based approach to CrossAsset templates. The issue presents papers on the following topics: multi-curve modeling for tenor basis spreads, a new arbitrage-free parametric volatility surface, and STIRs and OIS futures in the Hull-White model. This journal concludes with an article on next generation python-based templates, and introduces the concept of a CrossAsset worker process.

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.

The Vol. 5 No. 1 issue focuses on Numerix’s offerings of models, beginning with papers discussing Discrete Local Volatility (DLV) and Quasi-Gaussian Local Volatility (QGLV/Cheyette) models. The issue introduces two higher-level articles on models as well, one providing an overview of the family of models at Numerix and another focusing on Numerix’s universal hybrid framework. We’ve also included a paper on XVA Greeks, discussing the use of pathwise derivatives of the underlying cash flows for calculation and the ability to use algorithmic differentiation to compute pathwise derivatives efficiently. Finally, the issue looks at the power of Numerix analytics in Oneview Asset Management (OVAM), a new product launched last year.

The Vol. 4 No. 2 issue presents a collection of the latest Numerix research across several areas. It begins with our latest work on SABR and later features a second article that puts Numerix contributions to SABR into context. The issue also introduces work on an efficient SIMM-MVA approach for callable exotics, as well as an extension of Carr-Pelts work on volatility surface. Lastly, the issue highlights MasterMind, a powerful module within our Oneview Asset Management solution that offers users real-time portfolio analytics and the ability to customize calculation results.

*SPECIAL ISSUE- FRTB * The Vol. 4 No. 1 issue focuses on FRTB (the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book). In this issue, we include four Fundamental Review of the Trading Book papers, each exploring a different aspect of FRTB. The papers selected break down the underlying regulatory requirements, explain the implementation challenges, analyze the differences between IMA and SA, and look at the credit valuation adjustment (CVA) and initial margin frameworks.

*SPECIAL ISSUE- CURVES & CURVE CONSTRUCTION * In the Vol 3 No 2 special edition of the Numerix Journal, we present three papers on curve-related topics, including multi-curve methods. We conclude with an article introducing Numerix multi-curve functionality, both current and planned.

Vol 3 No 1 Issue of the Numerix Journal explores the economic rationale and numerical methods used to address the KVA problem, techniques used by Numerix to calibrate a number of FX and interest rate models under the real-world measure, the Hedge Performance Test as a method of evaluating regulatory “fitness for purpose” of a model, and offers an introduction to Numerix Model Validation Services and Model Validation Studio.

In light of the continuously increasing demand for more efficient and sophisticated risk solutions, Vol 2 No 2 of the Numerix Journal is a Special Edition dedicated to risk. The issue showcases the most recent research and developments in risk at Numerix, much of which pertains to real-world modeling

In the Vol. 2 No. 1 Issue of the Numerix Journal, we propose an approach to dealing with negative rates in the SABR model, explore martingale and distribution tests for the LMM, "Hot-Start" Initialization of the Heston model, and the implementation of real-world and negative rates features in Numerix solutions.

In the Vol. 1 No. 2 Issue of the Numerix Journal, we cover XVAs, the martingale test, Numerix LSV model, and structured note annuities.

In this inaugural issue of the Numerix Journal we address challenges to multi-curve discounting, the Numerix approach to FVA, benchmark the American Monte Carlo approach, and present new thinking on model validation automation.