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48 results for Option Risk Management

Study evaluates risk in options using volatility surface projections.

problem Risk assessment of options due to their non-linear price behavior and volatility fluctuations.
method Parametric surface projection method for implied volatility.
result Enhanced risk evaluation through dynamic volatility surface analysis.

Review of MLMC in financial engineering, focusing on option pricing and risk management.

problem Efficient estimation of financial risks and option prices using Monte Carlo methods.
method Incorporation of importance sampling and adaptive sampling algorithms in MLMC framework.
result Hybrid algorithms reduce overall variance in estimating financial risks and option prices.

The paper presents a practical method for evaluating investment projects using real options.

problem Evaluating investment projects under uncertainty and strategic risk management.
method Binomial trees and real options techniques for evaluating investment projects.
result The method can be used for most real options and introduces Project Value at Risk for feasibility.

Proposes second-order Esscher transform for Lévy models in financial markets.

problem Risk management and quantification in markets with jumps and Lévy dynamics.
method Derives densities, equivalent measures, and pricing formulas for European call options.
result Option prices are bounded and monotonic with the second-order Esscher parameter.

This paper analyzes hedge errors in Black-Scholes models using finite difference techniques.

problem Accurate hedging strategies in dynamic market environments.
method Asymptotic approach and finite difference techniques.
result Reduction of hedge errors and enhancement of option pricing model robustness.

This paper explores portfolio management strategies to maximize alpha and minimize beta.

problem Maximizing returns while minimizing risk in investment portfolios.
method Examines asset allocation, diversification, active management, and risk management strategies.
result Combining these strategies optimizes portfolio performance.

This paper develops a CVaR framework for managing tail risks using puts and trend-following strategies.

problem Managing tail risks, especially crashes and drawdowns, requires different forms of protection.
method Develops a continuous-time CVaR framework that integrates long out-of-the-money put options and systematic trend-following overlays.
result Shows how convex crash protection and drawdown protection can be optimally combined in a mandate.

Fourier methods fail to accurately approximate option Greeks in realistic market conditions.

problem Failure of Fourier pricing techniques to approximate Greeks in realistic market parameters.
method Used Fourier techniques like Carr-Madan formula, COS method, and Lewis formula to approximate Greeks, which failed in some market conditions.
result Empirically showed that Fourier methods completely fail to approximate Greeks in realistic market environments.

New method optimizes share buyback contracts without optimal control's limitations.

problem High-dimensional state spaces and risk penalty selection issues in traditional methods.
method Applies optimized heuristic strategies and classical pricing methods.
result Maximizes contract value and disentangles repurchase from hedging.

EERO optimizes resource usage for efficient classification.

problem Managing computational resources in complex machine learning models.
method EERO uses multiple classifiers with a reject option to adaptively shorten processing paths.
result EERO effectively manages budget allocation and enhances accuracy in complex scenarios.

The paper introduces a new financial market for environmental indices to attract investors.

problem Inherent risks and sustainability concerns in environmental investments.
method Quantitative measures, econometric analysis, dynamic asset pricing tools, and financial options.
result Monetization and construction of country-specific environmental indices as dollar-denominated assets.

EX-DRL improves extreme quantile prediction for financial risk management.

problem Inaccurate estimation of extreme quantiles in loss distributions.
method EX-DRL uses Generalized Pareto Distribution (GPD) to model the tail of the loss distribution and Quantile Regression (QR) to improve extreme quantile prediction.
result EX-DRL provides more precise estimates of extreme quantiles, improving risk metrics reliability.

Proposes deep hedging for index options using implied volatility surface.

problem Managing risk in index option portfolios with complex dynamics.
method Integrates surface-informed decisions with multiple hedging instruments, accounting for transaction costs and variance risk premium.
result Consistently outperforms traditional hedging strategies across various market conditions.

Paper uses neural networks to compress large portfolios of options, reducing risk and capital requirements.

problem Managing risk and capital requirements for large portfolios of financial options.
method Artificial neural network framework for portfolio compression, static hedging, and risk management.
result The compressed portfolio's risk profiles align closely with the target portfolio's, reducing capital requirements.

Stochastic model prices weather derivatives for Indian states, highlighting temperature volatility impacts.

problem Quantifying financial risk in Indian markets due to seasonal weather variations.
method Modified Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process with jumps for temperature dynamics, calibrated with historical data, Monte Carlo simulations for pricing.
result Volatility significantly impacts weather derivative pricing, with higher prices in colder states and lower in hotter states.

A RL framework for hedging equity index options with realistic costs.

problem Dynamic hedging of equity index option exposures under transaction costs.
method Reinforcement Learning (RL) with a leak-free environment, cost-aware reward function, and stochastic actor-critic agent.
result The RL policy improves risk-adjusted performance compared to no-hedge, momentum, and volatility-targeting baselines.

Paper optimizes neural networks for Bermudan option pricing with faster convergence and risk management tools.

problem Efficiently pricing Bermudan options with static hedging and risk management.
method Monte-Carlo-based artificial neural network framework with novel optimisation algorithm.
result The proposed neural network accelerates convergence and provides improved risk management tools.

In the context of dealing with financial risk management problems it is desirable to have accurate bounds for option prices in situations when pricing formulae do not exist in the closed form. A unified approach for obtaining upper and lower bounds for Asian-type options, including options on VWAP, is proposed in this …

2013-09-10abs ↗pdf ↗

Unified econometric model for portfolio optimization and option valuation.

problem Time-varying volatility and heavy tails in asset returns.
method Multivariate affine GARCH(1,1) with Normal Inverse Gaussian innovations.
result Substantial wealth-equivalent utility losses from ignoring correlation and tail risk.

Deep quantum neural networks applied to finance for efficient risk management.

problem Efficiently solving numerical problems in finance, especially risk management.
method Application of deep quantum neural networks to finance, focusing on implied volatilities, option prices, and Greeks.
result Deep quantum neural networks can compute Greeks analytically and efficiently solve financial numerical problems.

We performed a comprehensive analysis on the price bounds of CDO tranche options, and illustrated that the CDO tranche option prices can be effectively bounded by the joint distribution of default time (JDDT) from a default time copula. Systemic and idiosyncratic factors beyond the JDDT only contribute a limited amount…

2010-04-11abs ↗pdf ↗

Analysis finds no evidence of banks managing deposit run risk prior to 2023 Regional Banking Crisis.

problem Determining factors for deposit run risk management before a regional banking crisis.
method Cross-sectional analysis of interest rate and equity use by banks.
result No evidence of banks managing deposit run risk via their balance sheet.

We study the problem of finding the worst-case joint distribution of a set of risk factors given prescribed multivariate marginals and a nonlinear loss function. We show that when the risk measure is CVaR, and the distributions are discretized, the problem can be conveniently solved using linear programming technique. …

2015-05-09abs ↗pdf ↗

This study improves credit risk management using advanced reinforcement learning.

problem Sub-optimal hedging of credit losses due to bid-ask costs and model limitations.
method Risk-averse stochastic-horizon reinforcement learning for dynamic risk management.
result Efficacy demonstrated through numerical study of a single FX forward contract portfolio.

The paper tackles catastrophic risk in reinforcement learning using extreme value theory.

problem Mitigating catastrophic risk in sequential decision making with limited observations.
method Developed POTPG, a policy gradient algorithm based on extreme value theory.
result POTPG outperforms common benchmarks in numerical experiments.

The two main issues for managing wrong way risk (WWR) for the credit valuation adjustment (CVA, i.e. WW-CVA) are calibration and hedging. Hence we start from a novel model-free worst-case approach based on static hedging of counterparty exposure with liquid options. We say "start from" because we demonstrate that a nai…

2016-09-03abs ↗pdf ↗

The study examines how formal index insurance compares to informal risk sharing in managing natural disasters.

problem The challenges of natural disasters and the effectiveness of index insurance in risk management.
method A three-strategy evolutionary game model to analyze the competitive relationship between formal index insurance, informal risk sharing, and non-insurance.
result Basis risk and loss ratio significantly impact the adoption rate of index insurance, with different strategies preferred under varying conditions.

The paper suggests using derivatives instead of stocks for better utility and risk management.

problem The use of stocks in portfolio construction is challenged.
method The study uses the Black--Scholes--Merton setting to demonstrate the benefits of derivatives for maximizing utility and minimizing risk.
result Two derivatives are sufficient to maximize utility and minimize risk exposure in a two-asset portfolio.

Recurrent tasks such as pricing, calibration and risk assessment need to be executed accurately and in real-time. Simultaneously we observe an increase in model sophistication on the one hand and growing demands on the quality of risk management on the other. To address the resulting computational challenges, it is nat…

2015-05-18abs ↗pdf ↗

New AI models improve financial hedging by reducing shortfall and tail risk.

problem Static model calibration gaps in derivatives markets.
method Two reinforcement learning frameworks: RLOP and QLBS.
result RLOP reduces shortfall frequency and improves tail risk in stress scenarios.

We consider market players with tail-risk-seeking behaviour as exemplified by the S-shaped utility introduced by Kahneman and Tversky. We argue that risk measures such as value at risk (VaR) and expected shortfall (ES) are ineffective in constraining such players. We show that, in many standard market models, product d…

2017-11-01abs ↗pdf ↗

A new hedging strategy uses deep reinforcement learning to manage gamma and vega risks.

problem Managing gamma and vega risks in derivatives trading with stochastic underlying.
method Deep distributional reinforcement learning (D4PG) combined with quantile regression.
result Optimal hedging strategy depends on objective function, transaction costs, and option maturity.