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Calibration of the Hobson&Rogers model: empirical tests

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  • Andrea Pascucci

    (Università di Bologna, Italy)

  • Paolo Foschi

    (Università di Bologna, Italy)

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The path-dependent volatility model by Hobson and Rogers is considered. It is known that this model can potentially reproduce the observed smile and skew patterns of different directions, while preserving the completeness of the market. In order to quantitatively investigate the pricing performance of the model a calibration procedure is here derived. Numerical results based on S&P500 option prices give evidence of the effectiveness of the model.

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  • Andrea Pascucci & Paolo Foschi, 2005. "Calibration of the Hobson&Rogers model: empirical tests," Finance 0509020, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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