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Preface ix
Review of probability theory 1
Measure space and probability space 1
Random variables 3
Expectations 4
Equivalent probability measures 7
Conditional probability and expectation 7
The [sigma]-algebra generated by a random vector 9
Independence 11
Probability distributions 12
Problems 17
Basics of stochastic processes 18
Definitions of stochastic processes 18
Filtrations, independent processes and martingales 19
Markov times 21
Markov processes 22
Problems 23
Discrete time market models 25
Introduction: basic problems for market models 25
Discrete time model with free borrowing 26
A discrete time bond-stock market model 27
The discounted wealth and stock prices 30
Risk-neutral measure 31
Replicating strategies 33
Arbitrage possibilities and arbitrage-free market 34
A case of complete market 35
Cox-Ross-Rubinstein model 36
Optionpricing 39
Increasing frequency and continuous time limit 44
Optimal portfolio selection 47
Possible generalizations 48
Conclusions 49
Problems 49
Basics of Ito calculus and stochastic analysis 52
Wiener process (Brownian motion) 52
Stochastic integral (Ito integral) 54
Ito formula 58
Stochastic differential equations (Ito equations) 61
Definitions 61
The existence and uniqueness theorem 62
Continuous time white noise 64
Examples of explicit solutions for Ito equations 64
Diffusion Markov processes and Kolmogorov equations 66
Martingale representation theorem 70
Change of measure and the Girsanov theorem 72
Problems 76
Continuous time market models 79
Continuous time model for stock price 79
Continuous time bond-stock market model 81
The discounted wealth and stock prices 82
Risk-neutral measure 85
Replicating strategies 88
Arbitrage possibilities and arbitrage-free markets 89
A case of complete market 91
Completeness of the Black-Scholes model 91
Option pricing 94
Options and their prices 94
The fair price is arbitrage-free 96
Option pricing for a complete market 97
A code for the fair option price 100
Black-Scholes formula 100
Dynamic option price process 101
Non-uniqueness of the equivalent risk-neutral measure 104
Examples of incomplete markets 104
Pricing for an incomplete market 105
A generalization: multistock markets 106
Bond markets 109
Conclusions 112
Problems 112
American options and binomial trees 116
The binomial tree for stock prices 116
General description 116
Choice of u, d, p for the case of constant r and [sigma] 118
Pricing of European options via a binomial tree 120
American option and non-arbitrage prices 120
Fair price of the American option 124
The basic rule for the American option 126
When American and European options have the same price 131
Stefan problem for the price of American options 133
Pricing of the American option via a binomial tree 135
Problems 138
Implied and historical volatility 139
Definitions for historical and implied volatility 139
Calculation of implied volatility 142
A simple market model with volatility smile effect 144
Problems 145
Review of statistical estimation 146
Some basic facts about discrete time random processes 146
Simplest regression and autoregression 148
Least squares (LS) estimation 148
The LS estimate of the variance of the error term 153
The case of AR(l) 154
Maximum likelihood 154
Hypothesis testing 155
LS estimate for multiple regression 159
Forecasting 161
Heteroscedastic residuals, ARCH and GARCH 167
Some tests of heteroscedasticity 167
ARCH models 168
Estimation of parameters for ARCH(1) with the ML method 170
ARCH(q) and GARCH models 173
Problems 175
Estimation of models for stock prices 176
Review of the continuous time model 176
Examples of special models for stock price evolution 177
Estimation of models with constant volatility 181
Estimation of the log-normal model without mean-reverting 181
Estimation of the mean-reverting model 183
Forecast of volatility with ARCH models 184
Black-Scholes formula and forecast of volatility square 185
Volatility forecast with GARCH and without mean-reverting 186
Volatility forecast with GARCH and with mean-reverting 188
Problems 189
Legend of notations and abbreviations 191
Selected answers and key figures 192
Bibliography 194
Index 195
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