Hedging and calibration
Discrete hedging error, volatility surfaces, calibration, portfolio insurance and transaction costs.
7 planned
Step 21 is part of the option pricing path, a 22-step course from discounting to Black–Scholes.
No page in this subject is open yet. The planned list below shows what is coming, in learning order.
Planned
In learning order. These are not pages yet.
- Principal protection: CPPI versus an option-based floorAdvanced undergrad
- Discrete hedging error and implied volatilityAdvanced undergrad
- Uncertain parameters: best- and worst-case prices from a parameter bandGraduate
- How to build an arbitrage-aware volatility surfaceGraduate
- Why a delta-hedged option earns gamma times the volatility gapInterview
- Hedging with transaction costs: Leland's adjusted volatility and the no-trade bandGraduate
- Why model calibration can have many plausible answersGraduate
How it connects
Builds on Derivatives Arbitrage and risk-neutral pricing Numerical methods Stochastic calculus and SDEs Optimization Statistical inference Monte Carlo and numerical pricing
Leads to Volatility and jump models Derivatives Interest-rate models Market risk
Subjects marked “connection” are linked by a related idea, not by a prerequisite.