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I am studying Pricing and Trading Interest Rate Derivatives - A Practical Guide to Swaps, and I have troubles to really understand the use of cross-ccy swaps (XCS) and why the cross-ccy basis enter ...
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Consider a forward rate agreement, which has time $T$ payoff, fixed at time $S < T$ given by $FRA(T) = K(T-S) - L(S,T)(T-S)$, where $L(S,T)$ is written in terms of the forecast curve bonds as $L(S,...
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I’m working on the simulation-based valuation of cross-currency swaps (XCCY), specifically EURUSD XCCY swaps. I have independently simulated: SOFR dynamics under a Hull-White 1F model (risk-neutral ...
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In a multicurve framework for collateralized derivatives pricing, forward rates are derived using discount factors consistent with the CSA (Credit Support Annex) currency using xccy basis spreads for ...
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Lets assume we have two stocks $S_1$ and $S_2$ which satisfy the following SDE's in the risk neutral measure $$dS_1(t) = r_{f1}S_1dt + \sigma_1S_1dW_1(t)$$ and $$dS_2(t) = r_{f2}S_1dt + \...
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I'm relatively new to cross currency swaps (XCCY swaps) and reading through Pricing and Trading Interest Rate Derivatives - A Practical Guide to Swaps. What I can't get my head around is how these ...
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I'm currently working with QuantLib's FuturesRateHelper and I'm a bit confused about the iborStartDate parameter. According to the documentation and some code snippets, iborStartDate is used like this:...
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While there are a few similar questions on here regarding FXF pricing, I was unable to find something that answers this directly. To be more specific, it's clear that as per CIP, the pricing inputs ...
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Let's say the forward swap rate $s_t$ is equal to $$s_t = \frac{\sum_{j=1}^N \delta_j^{\textrm{float}} P_{t,T_j^{\textrm{float}}}^{\textrm{disc}} L_t^{[T_{j-1}^{\textrm{float}},T_j^{\textrm{float}}]}}{...
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Can anyone guide me to links or literature regarding onshore vs offshore curve construction? What kind of instruments do you use? Take for CNH (offshore) (vs) CNY (onshore curves) for example: For CNY ...
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I'm asking for the curve construction of the discount curve in the case where payment currency and collateral currency are different. If I refer to BBG, in the case of a USD swap collateralized in EUR,...
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In the well-known article by Mr. Piterbarg "Funding Beyond Discounting". he demonstrates that the price of a derivative product in a multi-curve universe: Who also expresses it but without ...
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This is my first time delving into dual curves, or multiple yield curves. A question struck me about using OIS discounting when choosing the swap rate of a new IRS. Without multiple yield curves I ...
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I recently came across the single curve problem that states that we need differenct curves for discounting cashflows and projecting forward floating rates. On google I am not able to find a proper ...
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From my understanding, there are (most generally speaking) two approaches for bootstrapping the yield curve (with an exact method). We can either interpolate between the market quotes (interbank ...
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