Pricing Asian Options with Monte-Carlo Method
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https://doi.org/10.52171/2076-0515_2021_13_02_107_112Keywords:
asian option, arithmetic sampling, geometric sampling, current price, fixed and floating strikes, time to expiry, volatility, interest rateAbstract
The paper is the Computational Finance project on pricing Asian options with the Monte-Carlo method. The certain discounted payoff formula is given under the risk-neutral density. The author reviews the arithmetic sampling payoff formula for fixed and floating strikes; the geometric sampling payoff formula for the fixed and floating strikes. In both cases the author use the Euler-Maruyama scheme for simulating the underlying stock price using the following set of data: today’s stock price S0 = 100; strike K = 100; time to expiry (T − t) = 1 year; volatility σ = 20%; constant risk-free interest rate r = 5%. As a result following is produced: outline of the numerical procedure; appropriate tables, comparisons and error graphs; analysis of observations and problems encountered.
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