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FX Market Behavior and Valuation


Harvey J. Stein


Bloomberg L.P.

December 13, 2006


Abstract:     
Lecture notes for a short course on FX option valuation. Includes:

- Mathematical framework for FX valuation

- Handling the smile and term structure for vanilla options (calls and puts):
--- Interpolation issues and techniques
--- Handling business time
--- Handling market conventions

- Pricing of barrier options:
--- Attention to the joints along with the marginals
--- Barrier option pricing models
------ Black-Scholes
------ Vanna-volga
------ Semi-static hedging
------ Stochastic volatility - the Heston model
------ Local volatility
------ Stochastic local volatility
------ Random risk reversal model

- Hedging performance as a measure of model quality.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 41

Keywords: Foreign exchange, Forex, FX, Foreign, Call, Put, Vanilla, Black-Scholes, Vanna-volga, Hedging, Stochastic, volatility, local volatility, Random risk reversal, Stochastic skew, skew, term structure, numerical methods, interpolation, business time

JEL Classification: C63, C69, F31, G13, G15, C51, C52

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Date posted: January 12, 2007  

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Stein, Harvey J., FX Market Behavior and Valuation (December 13, 2006). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=955831 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.955831

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Harvey J. Stein (Contact Author)
Bloomberg L.P. ( email )
731 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10022
United States
212 617 3059 (Phone)
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