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Computational Framework

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  • Giovanni Cesari

    (UBS AG)

  • John Aquilina

    (UBS AG)

  • Niels Charpillon

    (UBS AG)

  • Zlatko Filipović

    (UBS AG)

  • Gordon Lee

    (UBS AG)

  • Ion Manda

    (UBS AG)

Abstract

Our goal is now to show how this mathematical framework can be naturally translated into a computational framework that will enable the computation of exposure in a systematic way for all types of products across the asset classes we provided models for. The basic ideas we highlight in this chapter will lead to the description of a basic software architecture, which can be used to address typical integration problems that large financial institutions face. The motivation for many of the challenges we consider in this and the following chapters, as well as many of the choices we take, will become clearer in Part IV, where the computation, controlling, and hedging of exposure, will be done at counterparty and not just at trade level.

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Handle: RePEc:spr:sprfcp:978-3-642-04454-0_5
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-04454-0_5
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