A pricing kernel approach to valuing options on interest rate futures
A pricing kernel approach to valuing options on interest rate futures
This paper builds on existing asset pricing models in an intertemporal capital asset pricing model framework to investigate the pricing of options on interest rate futures. It addresses the issues of selecting the preferred pricing kernel model by employing the second Hansen–Jagannathan distance criterion. This criterion restricts the set of admissible models to those with a positive stochastic discount factor that ensures the model is arbitrage-free. The results indicate that the three-term polynomial pricing kernel with three non-wealth-related state variables, namely the real interest rate, maximum Sharpe ratio, and implied volatility, clearly dominates the other candidates. This pricing kernel is always strictly positive and everywhere monotonically decreasing in market returns in conformity with economic theory.
pricing kernels, simulation-based bayesian approach, libor futures options
93-110
Liu, Xiaoquan
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Kuo, Jing-Ming
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Coakley, Jerry
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2015
Liu, Xiaoquan
99783184-9fdc-4438-9076-c6f2d16f2870
Kuo, Jing-Ming
4ded9336-66d1-4a13-bc34-5473e6532eb6
Coakley, Jerry
1eb3a7c8-5f11-4555-9dd2-9082b109bd2a
Liu, Xiaoquan, Kuo, Jing-Ming and Coakley, Jerry
(2015)
A pricing kernel approach to valuing options on interest rate futures.
European Journal of Finance, 21 (2), .
(doi:10.1080/1351847X.2013.779289).
Abstract
This paper builds on existing asset pricing models in an intertemporal capital asset pricing model framework to investigate the pricing of options on interest rate futures. It addresses the issues of selecting the preferred pricing kernel model by employing the second Hansen–Jagannathan distance criterion. This criterion restricts the set of admissible models to those with a positive stochastic discount factor that ensures the model is arbitrage-free. The results indicate that the three-term polynomial pricing kernel with three non-wealth-related state variables, namely the real interest rate, maximum Sharpe ratio, and implied volatility, clearly dominates the other candidates. This pricing kernel is always strictly positive and everywhere monotonically decreasing in market returns in conformity with economic theory.
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e-pub ahead of print date: 15 April 2013
Published date: 2015
Keywords:
pricing kernels, simulation-based bayesian approach, libor futures options
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Centre of Excellence for International Banking, Finance & Accounting
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Local EPrints ID: 357056
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/357056
ISSN: 1351-847X
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Xiaoquan Liu
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Jing-Ming Kuo
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Jerry Coakley
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