2014
DOI: 10.1504/ijfmd.2014.059626
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Option pricing based on the generalised Tukey distribution

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“…In the second example, we examine the empirical real data of Heating-Degree-Day to demonstrate usefulness of our approach of mixture of LS distributions. Jiménez et al [24] derived the option price of an European option assuming that the terminal price distribution follows a -generalized distribution. Instead if we use a mixture of two Tukey's classes of -generalized distributions, then the price of the call option denoted by ( , ; ) with a strike price and maturity date = + can be expressed as follows:…”
Section: Illustrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the second example, we examine the empirical real data of Heating-Degree-Day to demonstrate usefulness of our approach of mixture of LS distributions. Jiménez et al [24] derived the option price of an European option assuming that the terminal price distribution follows a -generalized distribution. Instead if we use a mixture of two Tukey's classes of -generalized distributions, then the price of the call option denoted by ( , ; ) with a strike price and maturity date = + can be expressed as follows:…”
Section: Illustrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los operadores de opciones han corregido esta deficiencia aplicando al modelo original series de volatilidad distintas para cada precio de ejercicio (sonrisa o smile de volatilidad para opciones sobre divisas y mueca o skew para opciones sobre acciones e índices bursátiles), sin que los nuevos modelos teóricos, que han tratado de corregir la limitación del de Black and Scholes 2 , hayan resultado ser de aplicación práctica por no aportar resultados superiores, o por su complejidad matemática. Una descripción detallada sobre la sonrisa y mueca de volatilidad como respuesta de adaptación de la realidad práctica a las deficiencias del modelo teórico de Black and Scholes, puede encontrarse en Serna (2002 y 2004), Beneder y Elkenbracht-Huizing (2003), Hull (2009), Clark (2011), Van der Stoep, et all (2014) o Jiménez, Arunachalam y Serna (2014).…”
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