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A Heath-Jarrow-Morton framework for energy markets: a pragmatic approach

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  • Matteo Gardini
  • Edoardo Santilli

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In this article we discuss the application of the Heath-Jarrow-Morton framework Heath et al. [26] to energy markets. The goal of the article is to give a detailed overview of the topic, focusing on practical aspects rather than on theory, which has been widely studied in literature. This work aims to be a guide for practitioners and for all those who deal with the practical issues of this approach to energy market. In particular, we focus on the markets' structure, model calibration by dimension reduction with Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Monte Carlo simulations and derivatives pricing. As application, we focus on European power and gas markets: we calibrate the model on historical futures quotations, we perform futures and spot simulations and we analyze the results.

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  • Matteo Gardini & Edoardo Santilli, 2023. "A Heath-Jarrow-Morton framework for energy markets: a pragmatic approach," Papers 2305.01485, arXiv.org, revised Nov 2023.
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