Model-free bounds, optimal transport and applications in finance
Abstract
This talk considers model-free bounds for multi-asset option prices in a setting where the marginals are known and the dependence structure is partially known. We will first present methods to sharpen the classical... [ view full abstract ]
This talk considers model-free bounds for multi-asset option prices in a setting where the marginals are known and the dependence structure is partially known. We will first present methods to sharpen the classical Fréchet-Hoeffding bounds on copulas using additional information on the dependence structure, and discuss their application in option pricing. Then, we will consider model-free hedging of multi-asset option prices in the presence of additional information on the dependence structure. An extension of the classical optimal transport super-hedging duality will allow us to provide new insights in model-free hedging, and show (non) sharpness of the improved Fréchet-Hoeffding bounds.
Authors
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Antonis Papapantoleon
(National Technical University of Athens)
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Daniel Bartl
(University of Konstanz)
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Michael Kupper
(University of Konstanz)
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Thibaut Lux
(Helvetia Insurance Group)
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Stephan Eckstein
(University of Konstanz)
Topic Areas
Hedging , Optimal Transport , Options
Session
TU-P-DA » Robust and Model-Free Finance (14:30 - Tuesday, 17th July, Davis)