Skewing quanto with simplicity
George Hong presents an analytical method for pricing quanto options
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George Hong presents a simple and highly efficient analytical method for solving the quanto skew problem in equities under a framework that consistently accommodates both equity and foreign exchange volatility skew. The ease of implementation and extremely fast performance of this new approach should benefit a wide spectrum of market participants
Quanto derivatives have existed for almost as long as
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