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An Introduction to Modern Pricing of Interest Rate Derivatives

Master Thesis in Financial Engineering Author: Hossein Nohrouzian

M¨ alardalen University

June 5, 2015

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Outline

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1 Introduction 2 Interest Rates 3 Security Market Models 4 Term-Structure Models 5 Pricing Interest Rate Derivatives 6 HJM Framework and LIIBOR Market Model 7 Collateral Agreement (CSA) 8 Conclusion

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Risky Asset vs Risk-Less Asset

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  • Does exist two kind of investments?

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Risky Asset vs Risk-Less Asset

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  • Does exist two kind of investments?
  • An example is pension salary vs inflation.

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Risky Asset vs Risk-Less Asset

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  • Does exist two kind of investments?
  • An example is pension salary vs inflation.
  • NASDQ value increased by almost 150% in 5 years.

Figure: Price behavior of the NASDAQ from 2010 to 2015

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Interest Rate and Economics Factors

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  • Interest rate and monetary policy.
  • Interest rate and international trading.
  • Interest rate and economic growth.

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Interest Rate and Economics Factors

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  • Interest rate and monetary policy.
  • Interest rate and international trading.
  • Interest rate and economic growth.
  • 0.0%, -0.1% and -0.25%

Figure: The exchange rate between USD and SEK

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Jump Diffusion

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  • On 15th of January 2015 SNB unexpectedly scrapped its

cap on the Euro value of the Franc.

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Jump Diffusion

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  • On 15th of January 2015 SNB unexpectedly scrapped its

cap on the Euro value of the Franc.

  • The result was 27.5% change in USD vs CHF and shake in

stock prices.

Figure: Exchange rate between USD and CHF

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Banks vs Market Rates

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  • Banks offered rates to individuals and companies.
  • Interest rates in the market.

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Banks vs Market Rates

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  • Banks offered rates to individuals and companies.
  • Different banks use different rates for loans and savings.
  • Interest rates in the market.

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Banks vs Market Rates

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  • Banks offered rates to individuals and companies.
  • Different banks use different rates for loans and savings.
  • Interest rates in the market.
  • Before the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • From and after the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:

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Banks vs Market Rates

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  • Banks offered rates to individuals and companies.
  • Different banks use different rates for loans and savings.
  • Interest rates in the market.
  • Before the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • XIBOR was reference of interest rate for loans in the

international financial market.

  • From and after the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:

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Banks vs Market Rates

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  • Banks offered rates to individuals and companies.
  • Different banks use different rates for loans and savings.
  • Interest rates in the market.
  • Before the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • XIBOR was reference of interest rate for loans in the

international financial market.

  • From and after the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • Collateral rate:

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Banks vs Market Rates

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  • Banks offered rates to individuals and companies.
  • Different banks use different rates for loans and savings.
  • Interest rates in the market.
  • Before the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • XIBOR was reference of interest rate for loans in the

international financial market.

  • From and after the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • Collateral rate:
  • is used in the collateral agreement or CSA,
  • calculated daily on the overnight index swaps.

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Banks vs Market Rates

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  • Banks offered rates to individuals and companies.
  • Different banks use different rates for loans and savings.
  • Interest rates in the market.
  • Before the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • XIBOR was reference of interest rate for loans in the

international financial market.

  • From and after the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • Collateral rate:
  • is used in the collateral agreement or CSA,
  • calculated daily on the overnight index swaps.
  • Swap rates:

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Banks vs Market Rates

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  • Banks offered rates to individuals and companies.
  • Different banks use different rates for loans and savings.
  • Interest rates in the market.
  • Before the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • XIBOR was reference of interest rate for loans in the

international financial market.

  • From and after the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008:
  • Collateral rate:
  • is used in the collateral agreement or CSA,
  • calculated daily on the overnight index swaps.
  • Swap rates:
  • Fixed rates are calculated from forward rates,
  • floating rates are calculated from OIS rates.

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Risk-Neutral Evaluation

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  • Risk-Neutral world

1 The expected return on a stock (or any other investment)

is the risk-free rate,

2 The discount rate used for the expected payoff on an

  • ption (or any other investment) is the risk-free rate.

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Risk-Neutral Evaluation

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  • Risk-Neutral world

1 The expected return on a stock (or any other investment)

is the risk-free rate,

2 The discount rate used for the expected payoff on an

  • ption (or any other investment) is the risk-free rate.
  • Under Risk-neutral P∗ equivalent to the P

1 The discounted price of a derivative is martingale, 2 The discounted expected value under the P∗ or Q of a

derivative, gives its no-arbitrage price.

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Money Market Account as a Num´ eriare

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  • Money Market Account

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Money Market Account as a Num´ eriare

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  • Money Market Account
  • Constant Interest Rates

B(t) =

  • lim

n→∞

  • 1 + r

n nt = ert, t ≥ 0.

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Money Market Account as a Num´ eriare

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  • Money Market Account
  • Constant Interest Rates

B(t) =

  • lim

n→∞

  • 1 + r

n nt = ert, t ≥ 0.

  • Stochastic Interest Rates

B(t) = exp t r(u)du

  • ,

t ≥ 0, r(t) is time-t instantaneous interest rate.

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Discount Bond as a Num´ eriare

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  • Forward Rates

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Discount Bond as a Num´ eriare

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  • Forward Rates
  • Instantaneous forward rate

f (t, T) = − ∂ ∂T ln v(t, T), t ≤ T.

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Discount Bond as a Num´ eriare

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  • Forward Rates
  • Instantaneous forward rate

f (t, T) = − ∂ ∂T ln v(t, T), t ≤ T.

  • Default-free discount bond

v(t, T) = exp

T

t

f (t, s)ds

  • ,

t ≤ T.

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Discount Bond as a Num´ eriare

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  • Forward Rates
  • Instantaneous forward rate

f (t, T) = − ∂ ∂T ln v(t, T), t ≤ T.

  • Default-free discount bond

v(t, T) = exp

T

t

f (t, s)ds

  • ,

t ≤ T.

  • r(T) = f (t, T), t ≤ T. If r(t) is deterministic

v(t, T) = exp

T

t

r(s)ds

  • = B(t)

B(T), t ≤ T.

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Pricing under Risk-Neutral Method

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  • Price of European Option under Q

π(t) = B(t)EQ h(S(T)) B(T)

  • Ft
  • ,

0 ≤ t ≤ T. where π(T) = h(S(T)).

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Pricing under Risk-Neutral Method

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  • Price of European Option under Q

π(t) = B(t)EQ h(S(T)) B(T)

  • Ft
  • ,

0 ≤ t ≤ T. where π(T) = h(S(T)).

  • Samuelson price process

dS(t) = µS(t)dt + σS(t)dW , S(0) = S0.

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Pricing under Risk-Neutral Method

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  • Price of European Option under Q

π(t) = B(t)EQ h(S(T)) B(T)

  • Ft
  • ,

0 ≤ t ≤ T. where π(T) = h(S(T)).

  • Samuelson price process

dS(t) = µS(t)dt + σS(t)dW , S(0) = S0.

  • Black–Scholes-Merton Lognormal Price

ST = St exp

  • r − 1

2σ2

  • (T − t) + σ (WT − Wt)
  • .

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Pricing under Forward-Neutral Method

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  • Price process of discount bond under Q

dv(t, T) v(t, T) = r(t)dt + σv(t)dW ∗, 0 ≤ t ≤ T,

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Pricing under Forward-Neutral Method

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  • Price process of discount bond under Q

dv(t, T) v(t, T) = r(t)dt + σv(t)dW ∗, 0 ≤ t ≤ T,

  • Price process of security under Q

dS S = r(t)dt + σ(t)dW ∗, 0 ≤ t ≤ T,

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Pricing under Forward-Neutral Method

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  • Price process of discount bond under Q

dv(t, T) v(t, T) = r(t)dt + σv(t)dW ∗, 0 ≤ t ≤ T,

  • Price process of security under Q

dS S = r(t)dt + σ(t)dW ∗, 0 ≤ t ≤ T,

  • Price of European claim under QT

πC(t) = v(t, T)EQT h(S(T))

  • Ft
  • ,

0 ≤ t ≤ T.

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Term-Structure Models

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  • Spot-Rate (Equilibrium) Models

dr = a(m − r)dt + σrγdW , t ≥ 0,

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Term-Structure Models

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  • Spot-Rate (Equilibrium) Models

dr = a(m − r)dt + σrγdW , t ≥ 0,

  • Rendleman–Bartter Model, (+) Rates,
  • Vasicek Model, (-) Rates,
  • Cox–Ingersoll–Ross (CIR) Model, (+) Rates,
  • Longstaff–Schwartz Stochastic Volatility Model, (-) Rates,

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Term-Structure Models

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  • Spot-Rate (Equilibrium) Models

dr = a(m − r)dt + σrγdW , t ≥ 0,

  • Rendleman–Bartter Model, (+) Rates,
  • Vasicek Model, (-) Rates,
  • Cox–Ingersoll–Ross (CIR) Model, (+) Rates,
  • Longstaff–Schwartz Stochastic Volatility Model, (-) Rates,
  • Problem: Do not fit today’s term structure of interest rate.

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Term-Structure Models

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  • Spot-Rate (No Arbitrage) Models

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Term-Structure Models

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  • Spot-Rate (No Arbitrage) Models
  • Ho–Lee Model, Developed from Lattice approximation

(Binomial Tree),

  • Hull–White (One-Factor) Model, Application in pricing

American option via trinomial tree,

  • Black–Derman–Toy Model, Developed from binomial tree

model for lognormal spot rate, Identical to Lognormal version of Ho–Lee Model,

  • Black–Karasinski Model, Extension of Black–Derman–Toy

Model,

  • Hull–White (Two-Factor) Model.

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Pricing Discount Bond via Vasicek Model

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  • Market price of risk λ(t) = λ and SDE under Q

dr = a(¯ r − r)dt + σdW ∗,

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Pricing Discount Bond via Vasicek Model

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  • Market price of risk λ(t) = λ and SDE under Q

dr = a(¯ r − r)dt + σdW ∗,

  • risk-adjusted (r.a.) mean reverting level

¯ r = m − σ a λ,

  • r.a. drift m(r, t) = a¯

r − ar & diffusion σ(r, t) = σ.

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Pricing Discount Bond via Vasicek Model

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  • Market price of risk λ(t) = λ and SDE under Q

dr = a(¯ r − r)dt + σdW ∗,

  • risk-adjusted (r.a.) mean reverting level

¯ r = m − σ a λ,

  • r.a. drift m(r, t) = a¯

r − ar & diffusion σ(r, t) = σ.

  • default-free discount bond price

v(t, T) = H1(T − t)e−H2(T−t)r(t), 0 ≤ t ≤ T, H2(t) = 1 − e−at a , H1(t) = exp (H2(t) − t)(a2¯ r − σ2/2) a2 − σ2H2

2(t)

4a

  • .

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Pricing Discount Bond via CIR Model

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  • Market price of risk λ(t) = a(m−¯

r) σ√ r(t), and SDE under Q

dr = a(¯ r − r)dt + σ

  • r(t)dW ∗,

0 ≤ t ≤ T,

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Pricing Discount Bond via CIR Model

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  • Market price of risk λ(t) = a(m−¯

r) σ√ r(t), and SDE under Q

dr = a(¯ r − r)dt + σ

  • r(t)dW ∗,

0 ≤ t ≤ T,

  • r.a. drift m(r, t) = a¯

r − ar & diffusion σ(r, t) = σ2r.

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Pricing Discount Bond via CIR Model

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  • Market price of risk λ(t) = a(m−¯

r) σ√ r(t), and SDE under Q

dr = a(¯ r − r)dt + σ

  • r(t)dW ∗,

0 ≤ t ≤ T,

  • r.a. drift m(r, t) = a¯

r − ar & diffusion σ(r, t) = σ2r.

  • Letγ =

√ a2 + 2σ2, then price of d.f.d.b. is v(t, T) = H1(T − t)e−H2(T−t)r(t), 0 ≤ t ≤ T, H1(t) =

  • 2γe(a+γ)t/2

(a + γ)(eγt − 1) + 2γ 2a¯

r/σ2

, H2(t) = 2(eγt − 1) (a + γ)(eγt − 1) + 2γ .

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Forward LIBOR and Black’s Formula

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  • Ti-forward LIBOR Li(t) under QTi+1 is a martingale

Li(t) = EQTi+1 Li(τ)

  • Ft
  • ,

t ≤ τ ≤ T,

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Forward LIBOR and Black’s Formula

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  • Ti-forward LIBOR Li(t) under QTi+1 is a martingale

Li(t) = EQTi+1 Li(τ)

  • Ft
  • ,

t ≤ τ ≤ T,

  • SDE Ti-forward LIBOR under QTi+1

dLi Li = σi(t)dW Ti+1, 0 ≤ t ≤ Ti, {W Ti+1(t)} is a standard Brownian motion under QTi+1.

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Cap and Caplets

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  • Caplet price

Cpli(t) = δiv(t, Ti+1) [Li(t)Φ(di) − KΦ(di − ςi)] , (1) where δi are interval between tenor dates and di = ln(Li(t)/K) ςi + ςi 2 , ςi > 0. and ς2

i =

Ti

t

σ2

i (s)ds is accumulated variance.

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  • Caplet price

Cpli(t) = δiv(t, Ti+1) [Li(t)Φ(di) − KΦ(di − ςi)] , (1) where δi are interval between tenor dates and di = ln(Li(t)/K) ςi + ςi 2 , ςi > 0. and ς2

i =

Ti

t

σ2

i (s)ds is accumulated variance.

  • Cap (portfolio of caplets) price

Cap(t) =

n−1

  • i=0

δiv(t, Ti+1) [Li(t)Φ(di) − KΦ(di − ςi)] , t < T0.

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Cap and Caplets

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  • Caplet price

Cpli(t) = δiv(t, Ti+1) [Li(t)Φ(di) − KΦ(di − ςi)] , (1) where δi are interval between tenor dates and di = ln(Li(t)/K) ςi + ςi 2 , ςi > 0. and ς2

i =

Ti

t

σ2

i (s)ds is accumulated variance.

  • Cap (portfolio of caplets) price

Cap(t) =

n−1

  • i=0

δiv(t, Ti+1) [Li(t)Φ(di) − KΦ(di − ςi)] , t < T0.

  • Same procedure for floor and floorlets. If δi = 1, then (1)

is identical to Black’s formula.

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Swap Rate and Swaptions

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  • Swap rate

S(t) = VFL VFIX = v(t, T0) − v(t, Tn) δ n

i=1 v(t, Ti)

, 0 ≤ t ≤ T0. Swap rates can be used as an underlying asset for an

  • ption so called swaptions.

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Swap Rate and Swaptions

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  • Swap rate

S(t) = VFL VFIX = v(t, T0) − v(t, Tn) δ n

i=1 v(t, Ti)

, 0 ≤ t ≤ T0. Swap rates can be used as an underlying asset for an

  • ption so called swaptions.
  • Swaption’s SDE

dS S = σs(t)dW QTi +1, 0 ≤ t ≤ τ

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Swap Rate and Swaptions

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  • Swap rate

S(t) = VFL VFIX = v(t, T0) − v(t, Tn) δ n

i=1 v(t, Ti)

, 0 ≤ t ≤ T0. Swap rates can be used as an underlying asset for an

  • ption so called swaptions.
  • Swaption’s SDE

dS S = σs(t)dW QTi +1, 0 ≤ t ≤ τ

  • Swaption price is approximated by Black’s formula.

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Black’s Volatility

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  • Dynamic of forward rates (cap/floor/swap rate)
  • Lognormally distributed, i.e. Black’s Model

df = σBfdW

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Black’s Volatility

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  • Dynamic of forward rates (cap/floor/swap rate)
  • Lognormally distributed, i.e. Black’s Model

df = σBfdW

  • Let πCN(t) = πCB(t)

σN = σB (f0 − K) ln(f0/K)

  • 1 +

1 24

  • 1 −

1 120 [ln(f0/K)]2

  • σ2

B τ +

1 5760 σ4

B τ2

, f0 K > 0, f0 = K.

τ exercise date in years.

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Black’s Volatility

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  • Dynamic of forward rates (cap/floor/swap rate)
  • Lognormally distributed, i.e. Black’s Model

df = σBfdW

  • Let πCN(t) = πCB(t)

σN = σB (f0 − K) ln(f0/K)

  • 1 +

1 24

  • 1 −

1 120 [ln(f0/K)]2

  • σ2

B τ +

1 5760 σ4

B τ2

, f0 K > 0, f0 = K.

τ exercise date in years.

  • The alternative formula

σN = σB

  • f0K
  • 1 +

1 24 [ln(f0/K)]2

  • 1 +

1 24 σ2

B τ +

1 5760 σ4

B τ2

, for

  • f0 − K

K

  • < 0.001.

Numerical methods (Newton-Raphson method) to get σB knowing σN.

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Bachelier’s Model

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  • Bachelier’s SDE

dS(τ) = S(t)σdW (τ), 0 ≤ t ≤ τ ≤ T.

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Bachelier’s Model

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  • Bachelier’s SDE

dS(τ) = S(t)σdW (τ), 0 ≤ t ≤ τ ≤ T.

  • Normal price process

S(T) = S(t) [1 + σ (W (T) − W (t))] .

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Bachelier’s Model

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  • Bachelier’s SDE

dS(τ) = S(t)σdW (τ), 0 ≤ t ≤ τ ≤ T.

  • Normal price process

S(T) = S(t) [1 + σ (W (T) − W (t))] .

  • Bachelier’s price formula

πC(t) = [S(t) − K]N(d) + S(t)σ

  • (T − t)φ(d),

πP(t) = [K − S(t)]N(−d) − S(t)σ

  • (T − t)φ(−d),

d = S(t) − K S(t)σ

  • (T − t)

.

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Bachelier’s Model

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  • Bachelier’s SDE

dS(τ) = S(t)σdW (τ), 0 ≤ t ≤ τ ≤ T.

  • Normal price process

S(T) = S(t) [1 + σ (W (T) − W (t))] .

  • Bachelier’s price formula

πC(t) = [S(t) − K]N(d) + S(t)σ

  • (T − t)φ(d),

πP(t) = [K − S(t)]N(−d) − S(t)σ

  • (T − t)φ(−d),

d = S(t) − K S(t)σ

  • (T − t)

.

  • ATM S(t) = K and implied volatility

πC(t) = S(t)σ

  • (T − t)

2π , σ = πC(t) S(t)

(T − t).

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Black’s Model vs Normal Model

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  • Black’s model
  • Normal model

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Black’s Model vs Normal Model

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  • Black’s model
  • Black’s SDE

df = σnfdW , 0 ≤ t ≤ T.

  • Normal model

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Black’s Model vs Normal Model

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  • Black’s model
  • Black’s SDE

df = σnfdW , 0 ≤ t ≤ T.

  • Black’s forward price

fT = ft exp {σn(WT − Wt)} , equivalently ln fT ft

  • = σn(WT − Wt),

fT ft > 0, ft = 0.

  • Normal model

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Black’s Model vs Normal Model

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  • Black’s model
  • Black’s SDE

df = σnfdW , 0 ≤ t ≤ T.

  • Black’s forward price

fT = ft exp {σn(WT − Wt)} , equivalently ln fT ft

  • = σn(WT − Wt),

fT ft > 0, ft = 0.

  • Normal model
  • Normal SDE

df = σndW , 0 ≤ t ≤ T.

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Black’s Model vs Normal Model

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  • Black’s model
  • Black’s SDE

df = σnfdW , 0 ≤ t ≤ T.

  • Black’s forward price

fT = ft exp {σn(WT − Wt)} , equivalently ln fT ft

  • = σn(WT − Wt),

fT ft > 0, ft = 0.

  • Normal model
  • Normal SDE

df = σndW , 0 ≤ t ≤ T.

  • Normal forward price

fT = ft + σn(WT − Wt).

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Generating Sample Paths

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  • Heath–Jarrow–Morton (HJM) Framework

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Generating Sample Paths

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  • Heath–Jarrow–Morton (HJM) Framework

df (t, T) = µ(t, T)dt + σ σ σ(f , t, T)⊤dW W W (t).

  • Risk-neutral valuation under Q

df (t, T) =

  • σ

σ σ(f , t, T)⊤ T

t

σ σ σ(f , t, u)du

  • dt + σ(f , t, T)⊤dW

W W (t),

None of forward rates become martingale.

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Generating Sample Paths

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  • Heath–Jarrow–Morton (HJM) Framework

df (t, T) = µ(t, T)dt + σ σ σ(f , t, T)⊤dW W W (t).

  • Risk-neutral valuation under Q

df (t, T) =

  • σ

σ σ(f , t, T)⊤ T

t

σ σ σ(f , t, u)du

  • dt + σ(f , t, T)⊤dW

W W (t),

None of forward rates become martingale.

  • Forward-neutral valuation under QTF

df (t, T) = −σ σ σ(f , t, T)⊤ TF

T

σ σ σ(f , t, u)du

  • dt + σ

σ σ(t, T)⊤dW W W TF (t), t ≤ T ≤ TF . 22/30

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Generating Sample Paths

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  • Heath–Jarrow–Morton (HJM) Framework

df (t, T) = µ(t, T)dt + σ σ σ(f , t, T)⊤dW W W (t).

  • Risk-neutral valuation under Q

df (t, T) =

  • σ

σ σ(f , t, T)⊤ T

t

σ σ σ(f , t, u)du

  • dt + σ(f , t, T)⊤dW

W W (t),

None of forward rates become martingale.

  • Forward-neutral valuation under QTF

df (t, T) = −σ σ σ(f , t, T)⊤ TF

T

σ σ σ(f , t, u)du

  • dt + σ

σ σ(t, T)⊤dW W W TF (t), t ≤ T ≤ TF .

  • LIBOR Market Model (LMM)

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Generating Sample Paths

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  • Heath–Jarrow–Morton (HJM) Framework

df (t, T) = µ(t, T)dt + σ σ σ(f , t, T)⊤dW W W (t).

  • Risk-neutral valuation under Q

df (t, T) =

  • σ

σ σ(f , t, T)⊤ T

t

σ σ σ(f , t, u)du

  • dt + σ(f , t, T)⊤dW

W W (t),

None of forward rates become martingale.

  • Forward-neutral valuation under QTF

df (t, T) = −σ σ σ(f , t, T)⊤ TF

T

σ σ σ(f , t, u)du

  • dt + σ

σ σ(t, T)⊤dW W W TF (t), t ≤ T ≤ TF .

  • LIBOR Market Model (LMM)
  • Forward-LIBOR SDE (Spot measure)

dLn(t) Ln(t) =

n

  • j=η(t)

δj Lj (t)σ σ σn(t)⊤σ σ σj (t) 1 + δj Lj (t) dt + σ σ σn(t)⊤dW W W (t), 0 ≤ t ≤ Tn, n = 1, . . . , M. 22/30

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Generating Sample Paths

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  • Heath–Jarrow–Morton (HJM) Framework

df (t, T) = µ(t, T)dt + σ σ σ(f , t, T)⊤dW W W (t).

  • Risk-neutral valuation under Q

df (t, T) =

  • σ

σ σ(f , t, T)⊤ T

t

σ σ σ(f , t, u)du

  • dt + σ(f , t, T)⊤dW

W W (t),

None of forward rates become martingale.

  • Forward-neutral valuation under QTF

df (t, T) = −σ σ σ(f , t, T)⊤ TF

T

σ σ σ(f , t, u)du

  • dt + σ

σ σ(t, T)⊤dW W W TF (t), t ≤ T ≤ TF .

  • LIBOR Market Model (LMM)
  • Forward-LIBOR SDE (Spot measure)

dLn(t) Ln(t) =

n

  • j=η(t)

δj Lj (t)σ σ σn(t)⊤σ σ σj (t) 1 + δj Lj (t) dt + σ σ σn(t)⊤dW W W (t), 0 ≤ t ≤ Tn, n = 1, . . . , M.

  • Ln = (vn − vn+1)/(δnvn+1), bond price is martingale when

it is deflated (rather discounted) by the num´ eriare asset.

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Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy

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Biggest bankruptcy in the US history, Sep 15,2008

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Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy

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Biggest bankruptcy in the US history, Sep 15,2008

  • Main reasons

1 Liquidity problem (Lender refused to roll over funding), 2 High leverage (ratio 31:1), 3 Risky investments (Large positions in mortgage

derivatives).

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Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy

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Biggest bankruptcy in the US history, Sep 15,2008

  • Main reasons

1 Liquidity problem (Lender refused to roll over funding), 2 High leverage (ratio 31:1), 3 Risky investments (Large positions in mortgage

derivatives).

  • Around 8,000 OTC contracts

1 Create systemic risk, 2 OTC transaction cost can lead others to go to default, 3 Governments bailed out some firms before they failed.

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Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy

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Biggest bankruptcy in the US history, Sep 15,2008

  • Main reasons

1 Liquidity problem (Lender refused to roll over funding), 2 High leverage (ratio 31:1), 3 Risky investments (Large positions in mortgage

derivatives).

  • Around 8,000 OTC contracts

1 Create systemic risk, 2 OTC transaction cost can lead others to go to default, 3 Governments bailed out some firms before they failed.

  • Credit default swap (CDS)

1 $400 billions of CDS contracts, 2 $155 billions out standing dept, 3 Payout to buyers of CDS was 91.375% of principle.

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Unsecure vs Secure Trade

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LIBOR(Short Tenor) LIBOR(Long Tenor) Spread(Wave)

Figure: A 3-month floating against a 6-month floating rate

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Unsecure vs Secure Trade

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LIBOR(Short Tenor) LIBOR(Long Tenor) Spread(Wave)

Figure: A 3-month floating against a 6-month floating rate

  • Before crisis, spread (wave) considered to be zero/close to

zero,

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Unsecure vs Secure Trade

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LIBOR(Short Tenor) LIBOR(Long Tenor) Spread(Wave)

Figure: A 3-month floating against a 6-month floating rate

  • Before crisis, spread (wave) considered to be zero/close to

zero,

  • After, it represents the difference in risk levels and it can

be quite significant.

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Unsecure vs Secure Trade

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R B Cash = PV Option Payment LIBOR Cash Funding

Figure: Unsecured trade with external funding.

R B Cash = PV Option Payment Collateral Collatral Rate Funding

Figure: Secured trade with external funding.

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Collateral Agreement (CSA)

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Base Currency USD Eligible Currency USD, EUR, GBP Independent Amount 5 Million Haircuts [Schedule] Threshold 50 Million Minimum Transfer Amount 500,000 Rounding Nearest 100,000 USD Valuation Agent Red Firm Valuation Date Daily, New York Business Day Notification Time 2:00 PM, New York Business Day Interest Rate OIS, EONIA, SONIA Day Count Act/360

Figure: Data in a collateral agreement.

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Multiple Currency Bootstrapping

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USD

USD(OIS) USD(3m) USD(3m6m)

EUR

EONIA(OIS) EUR(6m) EUR(3m) USDEUR(3m3m)

GBP

SONIA(OIS) GBP(6m) GBP(6m3m) USDGBP(3m3m)

JPY

TONAR(OIS) JPY (6m) JPY (6m3m) USDJPY (3m3m)

Trade Cur- rency(USD)

Collateral Type(Cash)

CTD Curve

USD(IOS)

Implied EONIA(IOS) in USD Implied SONIA(IOS) in USD Implied TANOR(IOS) in USD

Figure: An Example of Multiple Currencies Bootstrapping Amounts

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Pricing under CSA

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  • Assumptions

1 Full collateralization (zero threshold) by cash, 2 Adjusted continuously with zero MTA.

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Pricing under CSA

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  • Assumptions

1 Full collateralization (zero threshold) by cash, 2 Adjusted continuously with zero MTA.

  • R instantaneous return (cost if it is negative)

R(f )(t) = r (f )(t) − c(f )(t).

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Pricing under CSA

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  • Assumptions

1 Full collateralization (zero threshold) by cash, 2 Adjusted continuously with zero MTA.

  • R instantaneous return (cost if it is negative)

R(f )(t) = r (f )(t) − c(f )(t).

  • Risk-neutral measure

dπ(d)(t) =

  • r (d)(t) − R(f )(t)
  • π(d)(t)dt + dW Q(t), 0 ≤ t ≤ T.

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Pricing under CSA

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  • Assumptions

1 Full collateralization (zero threshold) by cash, 2 Adjusted continuously with zero MTA.

  • R instantaneous return (cost if it is negative)

R(f )(t) = r (f )(t) − c(f )(t).

  • Risk-neutral measure

dπ(d)(t) =

  • r (d)(t) − R(f )(t)
  • π(d)(t)dt + dW Q(t), 0 ≤ t ≤ T.
  • Forward-Neutral measure

π(d)(t) = EQ(d)

  • exp

T

t

r(d)(u)du + T

t

R(f )(u)du

  • π(d)(T)
  • Ft
  • = v(d)(t, T)E

QT (d)

  • exp

T

t

R(d,f )(u)du

  • π(d)(T)
  • Ft
  • ,

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Pricing Derivatives Under CSA

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  • Curve construction in single currency

1 Choose the calibration instrument to adjust the starting

point of simulation,

2 Bootstrap a forward curve, 3 Find the discount factor.

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Pricing Derivatives Under CSA

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  • Curve construction in single currency

1 Choose the calibration instrument to adjust the starting

point of simulation,

2 Bootstrap a forward curve, 3 Find the discount factor.

  • Calibration instruments

1 Overnight indexed swap (OIS), 2 Interest rate swap (IRS), 3 Tenor swap and basis spread.

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Conclusion

School of Education, Culture and Communication Division of Applied Mathematics

  • Deterministic and stochastic interest rates,
  • Risk and forward neutral probability measure,
  • Term-structure model and negative interest rate,
  • Pricing interest rate derivatives,
  • Creating sample paths,
  • New framework under CSA.

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An Introduction to Modern Pricing of Interest Rate Derivatives Introduction Interest Rates Security Market Models Term- Structure Models Pricing Interest Rate Derivatives HJM Framework and LIIBOR Market Model Collateral Agreement (CSA) Conclusion

Conclusion

School of Education, Culture and Communication Division of Applied Mathematics

  • Deterministic and stochastic interest rates,
  • Risk and forward neutral probability measure,
  • Term-structure model and negative interest rate,
  • Pricing interest rate derivatives,
  • Creating sample paths,
  • New framework under CSA.
  • Questions?

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An Introduction to Modern Pricing of Interest Rate Derivatives Introduction Interest Rates Security Market Models Term- Structure Models Pricing Interest Rate Derivatives HJM Framework and LIIBOR Market Model Collateral Agreement (CSA) Conclusion

Conclusion

School of Education, Culture and Communication Division of Applied Mathematics

  • Deterministic and stochastic interest rates,
  • Risk and forward neutral probability measure,
  • Term-structure model and negative interest rate,
  • Pricing interest rate derivatives,
  • Creating sample paths,
  • New framework under CSA.
  • Questions?
  • Thanks!

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