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Multi-Asset Spot and Option Market Simulation

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  • Magnus Wiese
  • Ben Wood
  • Alexandre Pachoud
  • Ralf Korn
  • Hans Buehler
  • Phillip Murray
  • Lianjun Bai

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We construct realistic spot and equity option market simulators for a single underlying on the basis of normalizing flows. We address the high-dimensionality of market observed call prices through an arbitrage-free autoencoder that approximates efficient low-dimensional representations of the prices while maintaining no static arbitrage in the reconstructed surface. Given a multi-asset universe, we leverage the conditional invertibility property of normalizing flows and introduce a scalable method to calibrate the joint distribution of a set of independent simulators while preserving the dynamics of each simulator. Empirical results highlight the goodness of the calibrated simulators and their fidelity.

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  • Magnus Wiese & Ben Wood & Alexandre Pachoud & Ralf Korn & Hans Buehler & Phillip Murray & Lianjun Bai, 2021. "Multi-Asset Spot and Option Market Simulation," Papers 2112.06823, arXiv.org.
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