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The CGMYmodel Finance seminar by Mari Hodnekvam supervised by Prof.Korn
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Introduction of the process; parameters, characteristic function, moments, distribution etc. Simulation of the process Application in finance Extended version Today
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Introduction of the process; parameters, characteristic function, moments, distribution etc. Simulation of the process Application in finance Extended version Today
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VG CGMY Relationship to VG
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The parameter Y Y < 0Finite activity 0 ≤ Y ≤ 1Infinte activity, finite variation 1 ≤ Y < 2Infinte activity, infintite variation
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Interpretation of parameters CMeasure of averall level of activity GMeasure of skewness M YMeasure of fine structure
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Density of the CGMY-model
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The characteristic function
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Moments – variance = – skewness = – kurtosis =
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Introduction of the process; parameters, characteristic function, moments, distribution etc. Simulation of the process Application in finance Extended version Today
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Simulation of the CGMY-process Idea: treat the jumps as compound Poisson process and sample from its Lévy density Problem: for infintite activity Lévy processes the jump arrival rate is infinite
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Simulation of the CGMY-process Divide the simulation into three parts: – Negative large jumps, x < -ε – Positive large jumps, x > ε – Small jumps, -ε < x < ε
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Simulation of the CGMY-process The algorithm Simulate the number of positive and negative jumps in the time interval by a Poisson process Simulate the large jumps by using the acceptance-rejection method
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Simulation of the CGMY-process Acceptance-rejection method: Find a function f(x) whose value is close to those of the Lévy density function for every x Draw samples from the probability distribution function of f(x); F(x) The samples are then either accepted or rejected, when you test them towards a restriction
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Simulation of the CGMY-process The algorithm Simulate the number of positive and negative jumps in the time interval by a Poisson process Simulate the large jumps by using the acceptance- rejection method Simulate the small jumps by
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Simulation of the CGMY-process The algorithm Simulate the number of positive and negative jumps in the time interval by a poisson process Simulate the large jumps by using the acceptance-rejection method Simulate the small jumps by Return the simulated jumps
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Simulation of the CGMY-process
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Introduction of the process; parameters, characteristic function, moments, distribution etc. Simulation of the process Application in finance Extended version Today
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The CGMY stock price process – stock price process: – extended stock price process: – extended CGMY model:
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Diffusion term
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Density fit
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Introduction of the process; parameters, characteristic function, moments, distribution etc. Simulation of the process Application in finance Extended version Today
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Summary Pure jump process Parameter Y Kurtosis, skewness Time change, volatility clustering
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