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Smile pricing explained

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Smile pricing explained/ Peter Austing.
Author:	Austing, Peter.
Published:	Basingstoke :Palgrave Macmillan : : 2014.,
Description:	240 p. :10 figures, 3.
Notes:	Electronic book text.
[NT 15003449]:	1. Introduction to Derivatives 2. Stochastic Calculus 3. Martingale Pricing 4. Dynamic Hedging and Replication 5. Exotic Options in Black-Scholes 6. Smile Models 7. Stochastic Volatility 8. Numerical Techniques 9. Local Stochastic Volatility 10. Volatility Products 11. Multi-Asset.
Subject:	Derivative securities - Prices -
Online resource:	http://link.springer.com/10.1057/9781137335722Online journal 'available contents' page
ISBN:	1137335726 (electronic bk.) :

Smile pricing explained
Austing, Peter.

Smile pricing explained[electronic resource] /Peter Austing. - 1st ed. - Basingstoke :Palgrave Macmillan :2014. - 240 p. :10 figures, 3.

Electronic book text.

1. Introduction to Derivatives 2. Stochastic Calculus 3. Martingale Pricing 4. Dynamic Hedging and Replication 5. Exotic Options in Black-Scholes 6. Smile Models 7. Stochastic Volatility 8. Numerical Techniques 9. Local Stochastic Volatility 10. Volatility Products 11. Multi-Asset.

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Smile Pricing Explained provides a clear and thorough explanation of the concepts of smile modelling that are at the forefront of modern derivatives pricing. The key models used in practice are covered, together with numerical techniques and calibration.In modern derivatives trading, Black-Scholes theory is only a starting point. Asset volatilities are not constant, but change with market conditions. Large price moves are associated with periods of market turbulence and this leads to a smile shaped curve of the volatility implied from market prices. Smile Pricing Explained provides a clear and thorough explanation of the concepts of smile modelling that are at the forefront of modern derivatives pricing. The key models used in practice are covered, together with numerical techniques and calibration. Dr Austing guides the reader from the principle of no arbitrage and Black-Scholes, through local and stochastic volatility models, to arrive at a deep understanding of the state of the art of smile modelling. Along the way, practical introductions to the Monte Carlo and finite difference numerical approaches are provided, with user friendly guidance to the deep mathematics underlying the pricing theory. Smile Pricing Explained provides a much-needed guide to the concepts and complexities of smile modelling. Written in particularly accessible style, topics are presented succinctly, and unnecessary complexity is carefully avoided. Intuition is provided before mathematics so that readers may enjoy the book without necessarily following every technical detail. This book will prove a popular resource for both new and established quantitative practitioners as well as graduate students who wish to understand the realities of the area.

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In Smile Pricing Explained, Peter Austing draws on a decade of experience building the mathematical models for derivatives trading at major investment banks, most recently Barclays Capital where he was a Director in Quantitative Analytics. Before moving to finance, Dr Austing held research positions in theoretical physics studying candidate theories of quantum gravity. It was at Oxford University, while teaching mathematics at St John's College, that he developed his love for teaching and accessible style. A seasoned quantitative practitioner, and regular conference speaker, Peter Austing is best known for his work on multi-asset derivative pricing with correlation smile. He is currently engaged in research at Imperial College, London.

ISBN: 1137335726 (electronic bk.) :£26.99Subjects--Topical Terms:

739542
Derivative securities
--Prices

LC Class. No.: HG6024

Dewey Class. No.: 332.6457

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520 1 $a This appealing little book is skillfully written by Dr Peter Austing, a well-known authority on options pricing. It is easy to understand and covers a lot of ground on theory and practice of smile pricing. It will be helpful to both seasoned and aspiring quants, as well as other financial practitioners and academics.' - Alexander Lipton, Managing Director, Quantitative Solutions Executive, Bank of America and Visiting Professor of Quantitative Finance, University of Oxford 'A gem of a book, 'Smile Pricing Explained' oozes with the enthusiasm that its author Dr Austing, a seasoned practitioner and expert on multi-asset smile modelling, has for the subject. The book takes us on a concise but very exciting journey from the carefully yet succinctly explained basics of arbitrage pricing to the cutting edge of correlation smile, a journey that is fuelled by generous measures of intuition and practical advice. There is no doubt that students and practising quants alike will enjoy this book immensely and will learn a lot from it too.' - Vladimir Piterbarg, Managing Director and Head of Quantitative Analytics, Barclays 'Smile Pricing Explained takes the reader on a sophisticated journey starting with the elements of arbitrage pricing theory and ending right at the frontier of quant practice with impressively succinct explanations of local stochastic volatility and local correlation models. Students and experienced practitioners alike will find this concise but self-contained book both a pleasure to read and an invaluable reference.' - Jim Gatheral, Presidential Professor, Baruch College, CUNY and author of The Volatility Surface 'Finally a book that explains Ito's lemma in exact and yet tangibly applied terms. I was elated!' - Peter Jackel, Managing Director of OTC Analytics, Deputy Head of VTB Capital Quantitative Research, and author of Monte Carlo methods in finance 'This is a very interesting book on smile modelling written with passion by Dr Peter Austing, a researcher at Imperial College London with extensive industry experience using models in practice. It is rare finding authors with this combination of skills working as full time academics, and the book reflects this unique background. The approach in the book is not just using rigorous mathematics for smile modelling, but also letting the reader understand why this is important and how the models can then be implemented. I found the chapter on local stochastic volatility and the final chapter on the multivariate setting particularly appealing. Eclectic, rigorous, practical and written with passion, this book is recommended to both the advanced expert and the newcomer.' - Professor Damiano Brigo, Dept. of Mathematics, Imperial College London, co-originator of the no-arbitrage mixture dynamics approach to smile modelling 'A super book which describes the state of the art for skew option pricing, specifically in FX markets. It brings together both theory and practice, including accessible mathematical derivations, practical market considerations and implementation techniques. Models described in detail include both local and stochastic volatility, the synthesis of the two, and the author's own ground-breaking work on multi-asset skew pricing. Well-written and filled with enthusiasm for all aspects of the subject.' - Martin Baxter, Head of Quantitative Research, Nomura, (co-author of the bestselling Financial Calculus) 'Aristotle realized that the earth is not flat in 330 BC, but it was not until the crash of 1987 that option market makers drew the same conclusion for the implied vol surface. This friendly book explores two widely accepted extensions of the Black Scholes paradigm called local vol and stochastic vol. The reader of this book will have a good understanding of these concepts in the continuous-time continuous sample-path setting that is widely used in practice.' - Peter Carr, PhD., Global Head of Market Modeling, Morgan Stanley and Executive.
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