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Bi-cubic B-spline fitting-based local volatility model with mean reversion process

Shifei Zhou*, Hao Wang, Jerome Yen, Kin Keung Lai

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    Abstract

    This paper studies the traditional local volatility model and proposes: A novel local volatility model with mean-reversion process. The larger is the gap between local volatility and its mean level, the higher will be the rate at which local volatility will revert to the mean. Then, a B-spline method with proper knot control is applied to interpolate the local volatility matrix. The bi-cubic B-spline is used to recover the local volatility surface from this local volatility matrix. Finally, empirical tests show that the proposed mean-reversion local volatility model offers better prediction performance than the traditional local volatility model.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)119-132
    JournalJournal of Systems Science and Complexity
    Volume29
    Issue number1
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 1 Feb 2016

    Research Keywords

    • Bi-cubic B-spline
    • local volatility
    • mean reversion
    • surface fitting

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