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Empirical Evidence,ttempting to model the underlying for the risk management of derivatives. Derivatives often depend on one or more closing prices within a time period ranging from few months up to several years. Thus the focus in this chapter is a time series of closing prices, although the methods can also be appli

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Equity Derivatives Market,ng the use of single curve modelling has become more complicated since effects such as liquidity, funding costs, credit risk and collateral agreements can no longer be ignored. However, arguably, this complicates the nature of fixed income underlyings rather than creates new ones.

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Credit,ted to the underlyings. In this section the focus is on modelling default times in the context of credit derivatives. Default of the underlying in the case of equity derivatives is discussed in Chapter 13, while counterparty default is covered in Chapter 14.

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