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Estimating a stochastic volatility model for DAX-Index options

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  • Marzia Freo

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The paper examines alternative strategies for pricing and hedging options on German DAX-index. To this purpose an affine stochastic volatility model is estimated directly on objective probability system through a three step approach. Errors obtained by the implementation of the stochastic volatility model and Black and Scholes with different historical and implied volatility measures are compared and the performance is evaluated in terms of out-of-sample pricing and hedging. The results for DAX-index options market support the estimation on the affine stochastic volatility model in pricing as well as in hedging procedures.

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  • Marzia Freo, 2003. "Estimating a stochastic volatility model for DAX-Index options," Quaderni di Dipartimento 0, Department of Statistics, University of Bologna.
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