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DERIVATIVE PRICES AND RISK MANAGEMENT Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Disciplinary Sector:
Probability and Mathematical Statistics
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Probability and Mathematical Analysis.
Objectives
Contents Stochastic processes in continuous time. Introduction to stochastic calculus.
Financial markets in continuous time: unidimensional and multidimensional Black & Scholes model. Derivatives hedging and risk neutral
pricing. Complete and incomplete financial markets. Intensity based credit risk models: pricing of DZCB and CDS.
Extended Syllabus Elements of stochastic calculus:
Stochastic processes in continuous time. Brownian motion. Filtrations and
conditional expectations. Martingales. Ito's integral. Geometric
Brownian motion. Ito's formula. The Girsanov Theorem.
Financial Markets in continuous time:
The Black & Scholes model. Valutations of derivatives: the Black & Scholes PDE. Risk-neutral pricing. Delta-hedging and Delta-Gamma hedging. The Greeks. Multi-dimensional financial market models. The market price of risk. Complete and incomplete markets.
Credit risk models: Intensity-based models. Pricing of DZCB and CDS.
Recommended Bibliography - Tomas Bjork, Arbitrage Theory in Continuous Time, Oxford.
- Lecture notes and exercise sheets available on the teacher's website (https://economia.unich.it/ )
- The on-line material is available in English, upon request.
Methods of Provision
Teaching Methods The course is structured in 72 hours of frontal teaching, consisting of
theoretical lessons and exercises sessions. The exercises proposed by the
teacher are intended to verify the practical application of the topics seen
at a theoretical level.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The final exam will consist of both a written test and an oral exam. The
written test will be composed of exercises and problems and the oral
exam will be on theoretical topics.
Both the written text and the oral exam can be taken in English.
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