Titlebook: Derivatives and Internal Models; Hans-Peter Deutsch Book 2004Latest edition Hans-Peter Deutsch 2004 derivatives.financial market.forecasti

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Overview of the Assumptionsels. A complete list of all model assumptions made in this book are summarized here in order to provide an overview of the numerous conditions and assumptions arising in the various methods. For each pricing and risk management method discussed in the following chapters, we will specify which of the

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The Black-Scholes Differential Equationc.), we now demonstrate how such arbitrage arguments, with the help of results from stochastic analysis, namely Ito’s formula 3.18, can be used to derive the famous Black-Scholes equation. Along with the Assumptions 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 from Section 5, the additional assumption that continuous trading i