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Modelos de valoración de opciones europeas en tiempo continuo

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Jaime Villamil ()
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El clásico modelo de valoración de opciones europeas de Black y Scholes (1973) supone que los retornos logarítmicos de un activo financiero se distribuyen normalmente, no obstante varios estudios empíricos muestran, primero, que esta distribución puede ser asimétrica y tener “colas pesadas” y, segundo, que la varianza del precio del activo no es finita. Este artículo presenta la implementación numérica de tres modelos alternativos: elasticidad constante de la varianza (1976), jump-diffusion (1976) y volatilidad estocástica (1987).

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Article provided by UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA - RCE in its journal Revista Cuadernos de Economía.

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