Titlebook: Computational Methods in Financial Engineering; Essays in Honour of Erricos J. Kontoghiorghes,Ber? Rustem,Peter Winker Book 2008 Springer-

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0.5 References for Introduction,oblem is solved approximately through a succession of quadratic programs. The ensuing strategies are then tested on real data. The model extends a recent one by accounting for liquidity differences between stocks.

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0.5 References for Introduction,s. A path integral approach to the evaluation of barrier options is developed. This leads to a backward recursion functional equation linking the pricing functions at successive barrier points. This functional equation is solved by expanding the pricing functions in Fourier-Hermite series. The backw

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0.5 References for Introduction,S). To cope with the high sensitivity of OLS to outlying observations and to deviations from the normality assumptions, several methods suggest to use robust estimators. It is argued that, from a predictive point of view, the simple use of either OLS or robust estimators is not sufficient but that s

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0.5 References for Introduction,k of established procedures for misspecification testing and tests of statistical significance for the various estimated parameters. These issues are particularly important in the case of financial engineering where data generating processes are very complex and dominantly stochastic. After a brief

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0.5 References for Introduction,assify in extreme imbalanced environments. This is particularly useful in financial forecasting given that very often the number of profitable chances is scarce. The proposed approach offers a range of solutions to suit the investor’s risk guidelines and so, the user could choose the best trade-off

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