
handle: 10784/14053
Este artículo es derivado de la investigación titulada Opciones tipo barrera sobretasa de cambio. Se realizó un examen de diversas metodologías existentes parala valoración y medición de los riesgos de las opciones tipo barrera europeas. La revisión se centró, principalmente, en los métodos numéricos. Las Simulaciones Montecarlo constituyen una metodología para valorar y calcular las coberturas de opciones que dependen de la ruta seguida por los precios del activo subyacente durante su vida útil. Los resultados generados corroboran que ellas convergen satisfactoriamente en la formulación analítica cuando ésta se ajusta a una observación discreta de los precios del activo subyacente. Tales resultados se ajustan más cuando se aplica el Método de Control de Varianza de Variables Antitéticas a las Simulaciones Montecarlo.
This paper shows the results obtained from reviewing diverse existing methodologies for the valuation and risk measurement of European Barrier Options, mainly focusing in the revision of numerical methods. The results obtained corroborate that the Monte Carlo Simulations as a valuation methodology for path-dependentoptions satisfactorily converge on the analytical formulation. The best-fit results are obtained when applying the Variance Control Method of AntitheticVariables.
HF5001-6182, Commerce, Opciones Knock In, Social Sciences, Opciones Plain Vanilla, Opciones Knock Out, At the money, In the money, H, HF1-6182, Plain Vanilla Options, Out of the money, Business, Knock In Options, Knock Out Options
HF5001-6182, Commerce, Opciones Knock In, Social Sciences, Opciones Plain Vanilla, Opciones Knock Out, At the money, In the money, H, HF1-6182, Plain Vanilla Options, Out of the money, Business, Knock In Options, Knock Out Options
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