New Inflation Market Models Unveiled in the New Release of Numerix CrossAsset
Numerix CrossAsset, Version 9.2.1 provides additional innovation for inflation derivatives
In the post-credit crisis environment, the newly introduced inflation models will help capture the volatility that standard approaches didn’t address in the past. The last few years have seen a deepening of liquidity in the inflation derivative markets both in terms of longer maturities being traded and non-ATM strikes becoming far more liquid. A wider range of cap/floor strikes, including those struck at non-zero strikes, are now available with maturity ranging up to 10 years and sometimes even longer. As a result, modeling the smile and capturing the stochastic nature of volatility has become critically important for inflation derivatives trading.
In order to address the growing market appetite for inflation derivatives globally—whether for hedging or investment opportunity—Numerix CrossAsset’s implementation of the Inflation Market Modelsenables investors to accurately price a wider range of inflation derivatives, including: Inflation Swaps (Zero Coupon and Year-on-Year Swaps), Inflation-linked Bonds and Inflation Caps & Floors. The new models enable calibration to Zero Coupon Inflation Swaps and Inflation Caps & Floors, as well as capturing the Volatility Smile.
“We are pleased to add three new Inflation Market Models: the Standard IMM, which operates with quantities directly observable in the market, thus making calibration procedure intuitive and also its extensions, Heston IMM and
Other newly added models include FX Basket Models with Dupire, Bates, or Local Stochastic Volatility Models for individual equities, enabling greater flexibility for users when choosing pricing models?whether for hedging multi-currency exposures or for diversifying risk by purchasing Basket options.
“Our latest version of Numerix CrossAsset, while rich with new pricing models to effectively capture market dynamics, also introduces new capabilities and instrument support as
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