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CMCDS valuation with market models

There is little, if any, literature available on constant-maturity credit default swap (CDS) valuation. Here, Damiano Brigo builds on his no-arbitrage dynamic CDS market model to derive a formula involving a 'convexity adjustment' feature correction,…

A saddle for complex credit portfolio models

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Mark Joshi and Alan Stacey develop a new model for correlation of credit defaults based on a financially intuitive concept of business time similar to that in the variance gamma model for stock price evolution

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Absolute return volatility

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CMCDS valuation with market models

There is little, if any, literature available on constant maturity credit default swap valuation. Here, Damiano Brigo builds on his no-arbitrage dynamic credit default swap (CDS) market model to derive a formula involving a 'convexity adjustment' feature…

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