The Complete Guide to Option Pricing Formulas

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Pub. Date: 2007-01-08
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Summary

Since it was first published in 1997, The Complete Guide to Option Pricing Formulas has become the "bible" in the world of options, providing traders and investors with virtually every option formula. Now completely updated and extensively expanded, the Second Edition of this classic financial resource is more than twice as long as the First Edition, covering a wide range of new and different types of options as well as the pricing models for them.

Author Biography

Espen Gaarder Haug, has more than 15 years of experience in derivatives trading and research. He has worked as a proprietary option trader at J.P. Morgan Chase in New York, and as an option trader for the hedge funds Amaranth Advisors and Paloma Partners. Dr. Haug has published extensively in journals such as Quantitative Finance, International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Finance, and Wilmott Magazine. He is also a popular lecturer on option pricing, hedging, and risk management and an Adjunct Associate Professor at Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. xvii
Acknowledgmentsp. xix
What Is New in the Second Edition?p. xxi
Option Pricing Formulas Overviewp. xxiii
Glossary of Notationsp. xxxv
Black-Scholes-Mertonp. 1
Black-Scholes-Mertonp. 2
The Black-Scholes Option Pricing Formulap. 2
Options on Stock Indexesp. 4
Options on Futuresp. 4
Margined Options on Futuresp. 5
Currency Optionsp. 6
The Generalized Black-Scholes-Merton Option Pricing Formulap. 7
Parities and Symmetriesp. 9
Put-Call Parity for European Optionsp. 9
At-the-Money Forward Value Symmetryp. 10
Put-Call Symmetryp. 10
Put-Call Supersymmetryp. 11
Black-Scholes-Merton on Variance Formp. 11
Before Black-Scholes-Mertonp. 12
The Bachelier Modelp. 12
The Sprenkle Modelp. 13
The Boness Modelp. 14
The Samuelson Modelp. 14
Appendix A: The Black-Scholes-Merton PDEp. 15
Ito's Lemmap. 15
Dynamic Hedgingp. 16
Black-Scholes-Merton Greeksp. 21
Delta Greeksp. 21
Deltap. 21
Delta Mirror Strikes and Assetsp. 29
Strike from Deltap. 30
Futures Delta from Spot Deltap. 31
DdeltaDvol and DvegaDspotp. 32
DvannaDvolp. 34
DdeltaDtime, Charmp. 35
Elasticityp. 36
Gamma Greeksp. 38
Gammap. 38
Maximal Gamma and the Illusions of Riskp. 39
GammaPp. 42
Gamma Symmetryp. 45
DgammaDvol, Zommap. 45
DgammaDspot, Speedp. 47
DgammaDtime, Colorp. 49
Vega Greeksp. 50
Vegap. 50
Vega Symmetryp. 55
Vega-Gamma Relationshipp. 55
Vega from Deltap. 56
VegaPp. 56
Vega Leverage, Vega Elasticityp. 57
DvegaDvol, Vommap. 57
DvommaDvol, Ultimap. 60
DvegaDtimep. 61
Variance Greeksp. 62
Variance Vegap. 62
DdeltaDvarp. 63
Variance Vommap. 63
Variance Ultimap. 63
Volatility-Time Greeksp. 64
Theta Greeksp. 64
Thetap. 64
Theta Symmetryp. 68
Rho Greeksp. 68
Rhop. 68
Phi/Rho-2p. 71
Carry Rhop. 73
Probability Greeksp. 75
In-the-Money Probabilityp. 76
DzetaDvolp. 79
DzetaDtimep. 80
Risk-Neutral Probability Densityp. 80
From in-the-Money Probability to Densityp. 80
Probability of Ever Getting in-the-Moneyp. 80
Greeks Aggregationsp. 81
Net Weighted Vega Exposurep. 82
At-the-Money Forward Approximationsp. 84
Approximation of the Black-Scholes-Merton Formulap. 84
Deltap. 84
Gammap. 84
Vegap. 84
Thetap. 84
Rhop. 85
Cost-of-Carryp. 85
Numerical Greeksp. 85
First-Order Greeksp. 85
Second-Order Greeksp. 86
Third-Order Greeksp. 86
Mixed Greeksp. 87
Third-Order Mixed Greeksp. 87
Greeks from Closed-Form Approximationsp. 89
Appendix B: Taking Partial Derivativesp. 90
Analytical Formulas for American Optionsp. 97
The Barone-Adesi and Whaley Approximationp. 97
The Bjerksund and Stensland (1993) Approximationp. 101
The Bjerksund and Stensland (2002) Approximationp. 104
Put-Call Transformation American Optionsp. 109
American Perpetual Optionsp. 109
Exotic Options-Single Assetp. 111
Variable Purchase Optionsp. 111
Executive Stock Optionsp. 114
Moneyness Optionsp. 114
Power Contracts and Power Optionsp. 115
Power Contractsp. 115
Standard Power Optionp. 116
Capped Power Optionp. 117
Powered Optionp. 118
Log Contractsp. 119
Log(S) Contractp. 120
Log Optionp. 121
Forward Start Optionsp. 121
Fade-in Optionp. 122
Ratchet Optionsp. 124
Reset Strike Options-Type 1p. 124
Reset Strike Options-Type 2p. 125
Time-Switch Optionsp. 127
Chooser Optionsp. 128
Simple Chooser Optionsp. 128
Complex Chooser Optionsp. 129
Options on Optionsp. 132
Put-Call Parity Compound Optionsp. 135
Compound Option Approximationp. 136
Options with Extendible Maturitiesp. 138
Options That Can Be Extended by the Holderp. 138
Writer-Extendible Optionsp. 140
Lookback Optionsp. 141
Floating-Strike Lookback Optionsp. 141
Fixed-Strike Lookback Optionsp. 143
Partial-Time Floating-Strike Lookback Optionsp. 144
Partial-Time Fixed-Strike Lookback Optionsp. 147
Extreme-Spread Optionsp. 148
Mirror Optionsp. 150
Barrier Optionsp. 152
Standard Barrier Optionsp. 152
Standard American Barrier Optionsp. 154
Double-Barrier Optionsp. 156
Partial-Time Single-Asset Barrier Optionsp. 160
Look-Barrier Optionsp. 163
Discrete-Barrier Optionsp. 164
Soft-Barrier Optionsp. 165
Use of Put-Call Symmetry for Barrier Optionsp. 167
Barrier Option Symmetriesp. 168
First-Then-Barrier Optionsp. 169
Double-Barrier Option Using Barrier Symmetryp. 171
Dual Double-Barrier Optionsp. 172
Binary Optionsp. 174
Gap Optionsp. 174
Cash-or-Nothing Optionsp. 174
Asset-or-Nothing Optionsp. 175
Supershare Optionsp. 176
Binary Barrier Optionsp. 176
Double-Barrier Binary Optionsp. 180
Double-Barrier Binary Asymmetricalp. 181
Asian Optionsp. 182
Geometric Average-Rate Optionsp. 182
Arithmetic Average-Rate Optionsp. 186
Discrete Arithmetic Average-Rate Optionsp. 192
Equivalence of Floating-Strike and Fixed-Strike Asian Optionsp. 199
Asian Options with Volatility Term-Structurep. 199
Exotic Options on Two Assetsp. 203
Relative Outperformance Optionsp. 203
Product Optionsp. 205
Two-Asset Correlation Optionsp. 205
Exchange-One-Asset-for-Another Optionsp. 206
American Exchange-One-Asset-for-Another Optionp. 208
Exchange Options on Exchange Optionsp. 209
Options on the Maximum or the Minimum of Two Risky Assetsp. 211
Spread-Option Approximationp. 213
Two-Asset Barrier Optionsp. 215
Partial-Time Two-Asset Barrier Optionsp. 217
Margrabe Barrier Optionsp. 219
Discrete-Barrier Optionsp. 221
Two-Asset Cash-or-Nothing Optionsp. 221
Best or Worst Cash-or-Nothing Optionsp. 223
Options on the Minimum or Maximum of Two Averagesp. 224
Currency-Translated Optionsp. 226
Foreign Equity Options Struck in Domestic Currencyp. 226
Fixed Exchange Rate Foreign Equity Optionsp. 228
Equity Linked Foreign Exchange Optionsp. 230
Takeover Foreign Exchange Optionsp. 232
Greeks for Two-Asset Optionsp. 232
Black-Scholes-Merton Adjustments and Alternativesp. 233
The Black-Scholes-Merton Model with Delayed Settlementp. 234
The Black-Scholes-Merton Model Adjusted for Trading Day Volatilityp. 235
Discrete Hedgingp. 236
Hedging Errorp. 236
Discrete-Time Option Valuation and Delta Hedgingp. 237
Discrete-Time Hedging with Transaction Costp. 238
Option Pricing in Trending Marketsp. 240
Alternative Stochastic Processesp. 242
Constant Elasticity of Variancep. 242
Skewness-Kurtosis Modelsp. 244
Definition of Skewness and Kurtosisp. 244
The Skewness and Kurtosis for a Lognormal Distributionp. 245
Jarrow and Rudd Skewness and Kurtosis Modelp. 246
The Corrado and Su Skewness and Kurtosis Modelp. 247
Modified Corrado-Su Skewness-Kurtosis Modelp. 250
Skewness-Kurtosis Put-Call Supersymmetryp. 252
Skewness-Kurtosis Equivalent Black-Scholes-Merton Volatilityp. 252
Gram Charlier Densityp. 252
Skewness-Kurtosis Treesp. 253
Pascal Distribution and Option Pricingp. 253
Jump-Diffusion Modelsp. 253
The Merton Jump-Diffusion Modelp. 253
Bates Generalized Jump-Diffusion Modelp. 255
Stochastic Volatility Modelsp. 258
Hull-White Uncorrelated Stochastic Volatility Modelp. 259
Hull-White Correlated Stochastic Volatility Modelp. 261
The SABR Modelp. 265
Variance and Volatility Swapsp. 271
Variance Swapsp. 271
Volatility Swapsp. 274
More Informationp. 278
Trees and Finite Difference Methodsp. 279
Binomial Option Pricingp. 279
Cox-Ross-Rubinstein American Binomial Treep. 284
Greeks in CRR Binomial Treep. 287
Rendleman Bartter Binomial Treep. 289
Leisen-Reimer Binomial Treep. 290
Convertible Bonds in Binomial Treesp. 292
Binomial Model with Skewness and Kurtosisp. 297
Trinomial Treesp. 299
Exotic Options in Tree Modelsp. 303
Options on Optionsp. 303
Barrier Options Using Brownian Bridge Probabilitiesp. 305
American Barrier Options in CRR Binomial Treep. 307
European Reset Options Binomialp. 308
American Asian Options in a Treep. 314
Three-Dimensional Binomial Treesp. 315
Implied Tree Modelsp. 321
Implied Binomial Treesp. 321
Implied Trinomial Treesp. 327
Finite Difference Methodsp. 334
Explicit Finite Differencep. 335
Implicit Finite Differencep. 338
Finite Difference in ln(S)p. 340
The Crank-Nicolson Methodp. 342
Monte Carlo Simulationp. 345
Standard Monte Carlo Simulationp. 345
Greeks in Monte Carlop. 347
Monte Carlo for Callable Optionsp. 349
Two Assetsp. 350
Three Assetsp. 352
N Assets, Cholesky Decompositionp. 353
Monte Carlo of Mean Reversionp. 355
Generating Pseudo-Random Numbersp. 356
Variance Reduction Techniquesp. 358
Antithetic Variance Reductionp. 358
IQ-MC/Importance Samplingp. 359
IQ-MC Two Correlated Assetsp. 361
Quasi-Random Monte Carlop. 362
American Option Monte Carlop. 364
Options on Stocks That Pay Discrete Dividendsp. 367
European Options on Stock with Discrete Cash Dividendp. 368
The Escrowed Dividend Modelp. 368
Simple Volatility Adjustmentp. 369
Haug-Haug Volatility Adjustmentp. 369
Bos-Gairat-Shepeleva Volatility Adjustmentp. 370
Bos-Vandermarkp. 371
Non-Recombining Treep. 372
Black's Method for Calls on Stocks with Known Dividendsp. 375
The Roll, Geske, and Whaley Modelp. 375
Benchmark Model for Discrete Cash Dividendp. 378
A Single Dividendp. 378
Multiple Dividendsp. 382
Applicationsp. 382
Options on Stocks with Discrete Dividend Yieldp. 390
European with Discrete Dividend Yieldp. 390
Closed-Form American Callp. 390
Recombining Tree Modelp. 393
Commodity and Energy Optionsp. 397
Energy Swaps/Forwardsp. 397
Energy Optionsp. 400
Options on Forwards, Black-76Fp. 400
Energy Swaptionsp. 401
Hybrid Payoff Energy Swaptionsp. 405
The Miltersen-Schwartz Modelp. 406
Mean Reversion Modelp. 410
Seasonalityp. 411
Interest Rate Derivativesp. 413
FRAs and Money Market Instrumentsp. 413
FRAs From Cash Depositsp. 413
The Relationship between FRAs and Currency Forwardsp. 414
Convexity Adjustment Money Market Futuresp. 415
Simple Bond Mathematicsp. 417
Dirty and Clean Bond Pricep. 417
Current Yieldp. 417
Modified Duration and BPVp. 417
Bond Price and Yield Relationshipp. 418
Price and Yield Relationship for a Bondp. 418
From Bond Price to Yieldp. 419
Pricing Interest Rate Options Using Black-76p. 419
Options on Money Market Futuresp. 420
Price and Yield Volatility in Money Market Futuresp. 421
Caps and Floorsp. 421
Swaptionsp. 422
Swaption Volatilities from Caps or FRA Volatilitiesp. 424
Swaptions with Stochastic Volatilityp. 425
Convexity Adjustmentsp. 425
European Short-Term Bond Optionsp. 427
From Price to Yield Volatility in Bondsp. 428
The Schaefer and Schwartz Modelp. 428
One-Factor Term Structure Modelsp. 429
The Rendleman and Bartter Modelp. 429
The Vasicek Modelp. 430
The Ho and Lee Modelp. 432
The Hull and White Modelp. 433
The Black-Derman-Toy Modelp. 434
Volatility and Correlationp. 445
Historical Volatilityp. 445
Historical Volatility from Close Pricesp. 445
High-Low Volatilityp. 447
High-Low-Close Volatilityp. 448
Exponential Weighted Historical Volatilityp. 449
From Annual Volatility to Daily Volatilityp. 450
Confidence Intervals for the Volatility Estimatep. 451
Volatility Conesp. 452
Implied Volatilityp. 453
The Newton-Raphson Methodp. 453
The Bisection Methodp. 455
Implied Volatility Approximationsp. 456
Implied Forward Volatilityp. 458
From Implied Volatility Surface to Local Volatility Surfacep. 458
Confidence Interval for the Asset Pricep. 459
Basket Volatilityp. 460
Historical Correlationp. 460
Distribution of Historical Correlation Coefficientp. 461
Implied Correlationsp. 462
Implied Correlation from Currency Optionsp. 462
Average Implied Index Correlationp. 462
Various Formulasp. 463
Probability of High or Low, the Arctangent Rulep. 463
Siegel's Paradox and Volatility Ratio Effectp. 464
Distributionsp. 465
The Cumulative Normal Distribution Functionp. 465
The Hart Algorithmp. 465
Polynomial Approximationsp. 467
The Inverse Cumulative Normal Distribution Functionp. 469
The Bivariate Normal Density Functionp. 470
The Cumulative Bivariate Normal Distribution Functionp. 470
The Trivariate Cumulative Normal Distribution Functionp. 482
Some Useful Formulasp. 487
Interpolationp. 487
Linear Interpolationp. 487
Log-Linear Interpolationp. 487
Exponential Interpolationp. 487
Cubic Interpolation: Lagrange's Formulap. 488
Cubic-Spline Interpolationp. 488
Two-Dimensional Interpolationp. 490
Interest Ratesp. 491
Future Value of Annuityp. 491
Net Present Value of Annuityp. 491
Continuous Compoundingp. 491
Compounding Frequencyp. 491
Zero-Coupon Rates from Par Bonds/Par Swapsp. 492
Risk-Reward Measuresp. 493
Treynor's Measurep. 493
Sharpe Ratiop. 494
Confidence Ratiop. 494
Sortino Ratiop. 495
Burke Ratiop. 495
Return on VaRp. 495
Jensen's Measurep. 496
Appendix C: Basic Useful Informationp. 496
The Option Pricing Softwarep. 497
Bibliographyp. 499
Indexp. 521
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