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Affine diffusion bond pricing (P=A(τ)e−B(τ)r)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Mathematical finance Fixed-income security Interest rate Short rate One-factor short-rate model Short-rate bond pricing equation
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When μQ​=a(b−r) and η(r)2=η02​+η12​r, substituting P=A(τ)e−B(τ)r gives B′=1−aB−η12​B2/2 and (logA)′=−abB+η02​B2/2, with B(0)=0, A(0)=1. The Vasicek model uses η1​=0, and the CIR model uses η0​=0.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2005 / iii / Paper 35 / 6 / Solution

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