Preface to the Second Edition | p. xi |
Preface to the First Edition | p. xiii |
Option Pricing | p. 1 |
Derivatives | p. 3 |
Recommended Literature | p. 10 |
Introduction to Option Management | p. 11 |
Arbitrage Relations | p. 11 |
Portfolio Insurance | p. 23 |
Binary One-Period Model | p. 30 |
Recommended Literature | p. 35 |
Basic Concepts of Probability Theory | p. 37 |
Real Valued Random Variables | p. 37 |
Expectation and Variance | p. 39 |
Skewness and Kurtosis | p. 41 |
Random Vectors, Dependence, Correlation | p. 42 |
Conditional Probabilities and Expectations | p. 43 |
Recommended Literature | p. 45 |
Stochastic Processes in Discrete Time | p. 47 |
Binomial Processes | p. 47 |
Trinomial Processes | p. 51 |
General Random Walks | p. 53 |
Geometric Random Walks | p. 54 |
Binomial Models with State Dependent Increments | p. 55 |
Recommended Literature | p. 56 |
Stochastic Integrals and Differential Equations | p. 57 |
Wiener Process | p. 57 |
Stochastic Integration | p. 61 |
Stochastic Differential Equations | p. 63 |
The Stock Price as a Stochastic Process | p. 66 |
Ito's Lemma | p. 69 |
Recommended Literature | p. 72 |
Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model | p. 73 |
Black-Scholes Differential Equation | p. 73 |
Black-Scholes Formula for European Options | p. 80 |
Numerical Approximation | p. 84 |
Simulation | p. 87 |
Linear Congruential Generator | p. 88 |
Fibonacci Generators | p. 93 |
Inversion Method | p. 94 |
Box-Muller Method | p. 95 |
Variant of Marsaglia Method | p. 97 |
Risk Management and Hedging | p. 98 |
Delta Hedging | p. 101 |
Gamma and Theta | p. 104 |
Rho and Vega | p. 107 |
Volga and Vanna | p. 108 |
Historical and Implied Volatility | p. 110 |
Realised Volatility | p. 114 |
Recommended Literature | p. 115 |
Binomial Model for European Options | p. 117 |
Cox-Ross-Rubinstein Approach to Option Pricing | p. 118 |
Discrete Dividends | p. 122 |
Dividends as a Percentage of the Stock Price | p. 123 |
Dividends as a Fixed Amount of Money | p. 124 |
Recommended Literature | p. 127 |
American Options | p. 129 |
Arbitrage Relationship for American Options | p. 129 |
The Trinomial Model for American Options | p. 136 |
Recommended Literature | p. 141 |
Exotic Options | p. 143 |
Compound Options, Option on Option | p. 143 |
Chooser Options or "As You Wish" Options | p. 146 |
Barrier Options | p. 146 |
Asian Options | p. 148 |
Lookback Options | p. 150 |
Cliquet Options | p. 152 |
Recommended Literature | p. 153 |
Models for the Interest Rate and Interest Rate Derivatives | p. 155 |
Bond Value with Known Time Dependent Interest Rate | p. 155 |
Stochastic Interest Rate Model | p. 156 |
The Bond Valuation Equation | p. 157 |
Solving the Zero Bond Valuation Equation | p. 159 |
Valuation of Bond Options | p. 160 |
Recommended Literature | p. 161 |
Statistical Models of Financial Time Series | p. 163 |
Introduction: Definitions and Concepts | p. 165 |
Some Definitions | p. 166 |
Statistical Analysis of German Stock Returns | p. 173 |
Expectations and Efficient Markets | p. 175 |
Econometric Models: A Brief Summary | p. 181 |
Stock Prices: the CAPM | p. 181 |
Exchange Rate: Theory of the Interest Rate Parity | p. 182 |
Term Structure: The Cox-Ingersoll-Ross Model | p. 184 |
Options: The Black-Scholes Model | p. 186 |
The Market Price of Risk | p. 188 |
The Random Walk Hypothesis | p. 191 |
Unit Root Tests | p. 193 |
Dickey-Fuller Tests | p. 194 |
The KPSS Test of Stationarity | p. 196 |
Variance Ratio Tests | p. 198 |
Recommended Literature | p. 200 |
ARIMA Time Series Models | p. 203 |
Moving Average Processes | p. 204 |
Autoregressive Process | p. 205 |
ARMA Models | p. 209 |
Partial Autocorrelation | p. 211 |
Estimation of Moments | p. 214 |
Estimation of the Mean Function | p. 215 |
Estimation of the Covariance Function | p. 216 |
Estimation of the ACF | p. 217 |
Portmanteau Statistics | p. 218 |
Estimation of AR(p) Models | p. 219 |
Estimation of MA(q) and ARMA(p, q) Models | p. 220 |
Recommended Literature | p. 225 |
Time Series with Stochastic Volatility | p. 227 |
ARCH and GARCH Models | p. 229 |
ARCH(1): Definition and Properties | p. 231 |
Estimation of ARCH(1) Models | p. 239 |
ARCH(q): Definition and Properties | p. 242 |
Estimation of an ARCH(q) Model | p. 244 |
Generalised ARCH (GARCH) | p. 245 |
Estimation of GARCH(p, q) Models | p. 248 |
Extensions of the GARCH Model | p. 252 |
Exponential GARCH | p. 252 |
Threshold ARCH Models | p. 254 |
Risk and Returns | p. 255 |
Estimation Results for the DAX Returns | p. 256 |
Shortfalls of GARCH | p. 258 |
Recent Challenges to GARCH Models | p. 258 |
Next-Day Volatility Forecasting for DAX Returns | p. 265 |
Multivariate GARCH Models | p. 268 |
The Vec Specification | p. 268 |
The BEKK Specification | p. 271 |
The CCC Model | p. 272 |
The DCC Model | p. 272 |
An Empirical Illustration | p. 273 |
Recommended Literature | p. 277 |
Non-parametric Concepts for Financial Time Series | p. 279 |
Nonparametric Regression | p. 280 |
Construction of the Estimator | p. 283 |
Asymptotic Normality | p. 286 |
Recommended Literature | p. 301 |
Selected Financial Applications | p. 303 |
Pricing Options with Flexible Volatility Estimators | p. 305 |
Pricing Options with ARCH-Models | p. 305 |
A Monte Carlo Study | p. 312 |
Application to the Valuation of DAX Calls | p. 315 |
Recommended Literature | p. 319 |
Value at Risk and Backtesting | p. 321 |
Forecast and VaR Models | p. 323 |
Backtesting with Expected Shortfall | p. 325 |
Backtesting in Action | p. 326 |
Recommended Literature | p. 331 |
Copulae and Value at Risk | p. 333 |
Copulae | p. 335 |
Gaussian Copula | p. 339 |
Student's t-Copula | p. 341 |
Archimedean Copulae | p. 342 |
Multivariate Archimedean Copulae | p. 343 |
Distributions Constructed with Copulae | p. 345 |
Monte Carlo Simulation | p. 345 |
Copula Estimation | p. 349 |
Maximum Likelihood Estimation | p. 351 |
IFM - Inference for Margins | p. 351 |
CML - Canonical Maximum Likelihood | p. 351 |
Gaussian Copula Estimation | p. 352 |
t-Copula Estimation | p. 353 |
Value-at-Risk and Copulae | p. 354 |
Value-at-Risk | p. 354 |
VaR Estimation with Copulae | p. 355 |
Time-Varying Copulae and Backtesting | p. 356 |
Empirical Results | p. 356 |
An Exchange Rate Portfolio | p. 356 |
5-dimensional Exchange Rate Portfolio | p. 361 |
Recommended Literature | p. 368 |
Statistics of Extreme Risks | p. 371 |
Limit Behaviour of Maxima | p. 371 |
Statistics of Extreme Events | p. 380 |
The POT (Peaks-Over-Threshold) Method | p. 382 |
The Hill Estimator | p. 388 |
Estimators for Risk Measurements | p. 390 |
Extreme Value Theory for Time Series | p. 392 |
Recommended Literature | p. 396 |
Neural Networks | p. 399 |
From Perceptron to Non-linear Neuron | p. 400 |
Back Propagation | p. 409 |
Neural Networks in Non-parametric Regression Analysis | p. 411 |
Forecasts of Financial Time Series with Neural Networks | p. 418 |
Quantifying Risk with Neural Networks | p. 422 |
Recommended Literature | p. 427 |
Volatility Risk of Option Portfolios | p. 429 |
Description of the Data | p. 430 |
Principal Component Analysis of the VDAX's Dynamics | p. 434 |
Stability Analysis of the VDAX's Dynamics | p. 437 |
Measure of the Implied Volatility's Risk | p. 438 |
Recommended Literature | p. 441 |
Nonparametric Estimators for the Probability of Default | p. 443 |
Logistic Regression | p. 443 |
Semi-parametric Model for Credit Rating | p. 445 |
Credit Ratings with Neural Networks | p. 449 |
Credit Risk Management | p. 451 |
Basic Concepts | p. 451 |
The Bernoulli Model | p. 453 |
The Poisson Model | p. 454 |
The Industrial Models | p. 455 |
One Factor Models | p. 460 |
Copulae and Loss Distributions | p. 462 |
Technical Appendix | p. 467 |
Appendix | p. 467 |
Integration Theory | p. 467 |
Portfolio Strategies | p. 472 |
Frequently Used Notations | p. 479 |
Bibliography | p. 481 |
Index | p. 497 |
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