LUNDS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYCENTRE FOR MATHEMMATICAL SCIENCES
MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS
VALUATION OF DERIVATIVE ASSETS, FMSN25/MASM24
COURSE PROGRAMME HT-12
- Home page
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The course homepage is
http://www.maths.lth.se/matstat/kurser/fmsn25masm24/
- Course expedition
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Department Course secretary Maria Lövgren in room 127/128 i Math-building,
southern part.
The expedition is open Mon-Fri 800-1100, 1300-1600,
phone: 046-2224577, e-mail: marial@maths.lth.se.
- Course responsible
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Magnus Wiktorsson, room MH 130, phone: 046-2228625,
e-mail: magnusw@maths.lth.se
- Computer exercise assistants
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Magnus Wiktorsson
Martin Jönsson
Stefán Ingi Adalbjörnsson
- Lectures and Exercises
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Lecturer:
LP1(First half of semester): Magnus Wiktorsson
Teaching assistant:
LP1: Magnus Wiktorsson, Stefán Ingi Adalbjörnsson, Martin Jönsson
| LP |
Day |
Time |
Location |
| 1 |
Mon |
15-17 |
MH:B (Lecture) reading week 1-2 |
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Mon |
10-12 |
MH:B (Lecture) reading week 3-7 |
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Tue |
15-17 |
MH:362D (Exercise) |
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Thu |
13-15 |
MH:A (Lecture) |
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Fri |
15-17 |
MH:362D (Exercise) |
- Home assignment
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The home assignment is handed out in reading reading week 4. It should
be handed in on October 12 at 17 at the latest. It is then corrected. The errors should be corrected and the home assignment should be handed in again for correction.
- Computer exercises
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The course has two compulsory computer exercises lasting 2 and 4
hours respectively. The computer exercises are in room Backus MH:140.
- Comp Exer 1
- (Reading week 2: Tue September 11, at 18-20, Wed September 12, at 13-15 and Thu September 13, at 18-20 2 h. The computer exercise deals with valuation of options in discrete time using Binomial trees. You will price both European and American type options. You will moreover study the convergence rate for Binomial trees.
- Comp Exer 2
- (Reading week 6: October 8 at 17-21, October 9 at 17-21 and October 10 at 13-17 4 h.,) Valuation of derivatives can be done through Monte Carlo simulations. This is the main theme in Computer Exercise 2. You will moreover apply various techniques to improve the simulations.
Note that there is an extra lecture about om simulation related to the computer exercise rw 5.
- Literature
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- T. Björk (2009) Arbitrage Theory in Continuous Time.
3rd. ed. Oxford University Press.
(2nd ed. of Björk from 2004 will also work. It is available as e-book for students with stil identities:
.
See http://www.maths.lth.se/matstat/kurser/fmsn25masm24/ht12/chtrans.html for translation between the chapter numbers in 3rd and 2nd ed of Björk)
- S. Åberg (2010) Derivative Pricing. Mathematical
Statistics, Lund.
The compendium Derivative Pricing contains material for some
lectures, exercises and answers to the exercises. It is sold by the course secretary for 300 SEK.
- Handed out papers
- All papers handed out on the lectures will be downloadable from the course homepage.
- Examination
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The exam is in the form of one home assignment and a written exam.
To pass the course you need
- Correctly completed the home assignment.
- Participated on both the compulsory computer exercises.
- Obtained a passing grade on the written exam. A passing grade
is 3, 4 for 5 LTH students and G or VG for faculty of science students.
Allowed aid: pocket calculator, pencil
and rubber.
- Exam
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Ordinary exam: Tuesday October 23, 2012 at 8-13 in Victoria:2D.
First Re-exam: Friday January 11, 2013 at 14-19 Sparta C.
Second Re-exam: Saturday April 6, 2013 at 8-13 MH:331.
Third Re-exam: Friday August 23, 2013 at 8-13 Sparta B.
The chapters are either in T. Björk's bok (B) or S. Åberg (former Rasmus)
compendium (Å) and Solved problems handout (P). L is for lectures, E is for
teacher assisted exercises. An asterisk (*) after an exercise means that it should be done if you have time. The numbers after Week ``1(36)'' means reading week and calender week respectively.
- Week 1(36)
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L1: Introduction, definition of different contracts, the
economic model and concepts, discrete time models especially the Binomial model in one and multiple periods [Å 1, B 2].
E1: Å 1.(1-3), B 2.(1-3) (Typo in B 2.1b [IMAGE png] should be
[IMAGE png]), Å 2.(1).
L2: Last part of discrete time models [B.2, 3, Å.2]. Probability theory. [Å 3 (see also B appendix B)]
E2: Å 2.(2-3) Å 3 (1,5,8,9), P1.5.1.
- Week 2(37)
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Computer exercise 1: Binomial Model (11/9, at 18-20, 12/9, at 13-15 and 13/9 at 18-20).
L3: The Wiener Process [Å 4.1], The Ito-Integral and Ito's
formula.[B 4. (1-5), Å 5.(1-2].
E3: Å 4.(2,3*,9), B 4.(1 (a-d)), Å 4.(10-12).
L4: Filtering, Martingales [Å 4.2, B
4.4]. More Ito's formula and stochastic calculus [Å 5.
(3,4), B 4. (5-8)].
E4: Å 4.(14,16,17), Å 5.(2,3(a),4,6,7),B
4.(7*), P1.1.2.
- Week 3(38)
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L5: SDE:s Geometric Brownian motion, The Ornstein-Uhlenbeck
process. The Feynman-Kac's formula. [B 5., Å 5.(3,5)]
E5: Å 5.(9,10,11), P(1.1.1), B 4.(2,4,8), B 5.(5-9).
L6: Portfolio dynamics, Arbitrage-pricing (Classic)
[B 6. och B 7.(1-4)].
E6: B 5.(10-12), B 7.(1, 2, 4-7), P (1.3.1).
- Week 4(39)
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Home assignment is handed out.
L7: B&S-formula [B 7.5]. Completeness [B
8.(1-3)]
and hedging in the B&S model[B 8.(1-3),Å 8 ].
E7: B 8.3, B 9.(2-4, 8-10), P(1.4.1).
L8: Complete, incomplete markets and the modern
Arbitrage-pricing [Å 9. B 10.7, 15.]
E8: Å 6.3, Å 9.(1-3,5-7), P(1.5.2).
- Week 5(40)
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L9: Change of Numerairs and its applications. [Å 9.2, B 26.1-5].
Guestlecture, Oct 2 MH:309A at 15-17 Niklas Rönnberg, Quantitative Analysis - Counterparty Risk Modelling, Nordea Capital Markets Products. Counter Party Risk and Credit Value Adjustments. Some facts about counter party risk can be found in the article:
http://www.maths.lth.se/matstat/kurser/fmsn25masm24/ht12/CounterPartyRisk.pdf
L10: Beyond the Black-Scholes model. [Å.7].
E9: Oct 4 at 15-17 in MH:309A Å 9. (8,9,11,12,14)
, P.(1.6.1).
L11: Extra lecture, Fri at 15-17 in MH:309A Simulation (a lecture related to computer exercise 2). [Å 13.].
- Week 6(41)
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Home assignments should be handed in before the end of the week (Fri at. 16)
Computer exercise 2. (Mon,Tue, & Wed) Simulation (8/10 at 17-21, 9/10 at 17-21 and 10/10 at 13-17).
L12: Introduction to Interest rate theory; Basic products and
their arbitrage relations [Å 10, B 22.].
E10: B 22.(2, 3, 5, 7), Å 10.(1,2,4), P(1.6.2, 1.7.1).
L13: Market models (LIBOR market models) [Å 11, B 27].
E11: B23.(1-4), Å 10.(6,8).
- Week 7(42)
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L14: Short rate models [B.23-24 Å 12.1-2].
E12:B 24.(1 (abc), 5, 6) B 25.(1, 2, 5),Å
12.(1,2,3), P 1.7.2 (After L15).
L15: Martingale models for the short rate and HJM models [ B.24-25, Å 12.3].
L16: Extra Lecture: Fri 15-17 (MH:309A) Recapitulation lecture.
- Exam
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Ordinary exam: Tuesday October 23, 2012 at 8-13 in Victoria:2D.
First Re-exam: Friday January 11, 2013 at 14-19 Sparta C.
Second Re-exam: Saturday April 6, 2013 at 8-13 MH:331.
Third Re-exam: Friday August 23, 2013 at 8-13 Sparta B.