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    Title: 負利率環境下衍生性金融商品的定價
    Derivative Pricing Under Negative Interest Rate Environment
    Authors: 張博能
    Chang, Po Neng
    Contributors: 林士貴
    Lin, Shih Kuei
    張博能
    Chang, Po Neng
    Keywords: 負利率政策
    利率衍生性商品定價
    隨機波動度
    SABR 模型
    Negative Interest Rate Policy
    Interest Rate Derivative Pricing
    Stochastic Volatility
    SABR Model
    Date: 2016
    Issue Date: 2016-07-20 17:16:48 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本篇學位論文探討在負利率環境底下的利率衍生性商品之定價模型,主要貢獻點在於藉由負利率市場資料驗證負利率定價模型的表現,並且比較傳統模型與負利率模型在正利率經濟環境的表現優劣。自從負利率政策實施以來,金融市場利率體系與定價機制已經發生深刻變化。傳統的定價模型在負利率的市場環境下無法穩定且正確的定價利率金融商品,面對新的負利率金融環境,有必要發展新的定價觀點,協助金融機構商品評價與規避利率風險。部分學者放棄傳統模型的對數常態模型假設,改採用常態模型來修正資產價格的動態過程,試圖解決負利率環境下的定價矛盾。近年來幾位學者則改採用位移對數常態模型、以及自由邊界模型來刻劃資產遠期價格的動態過程,替負利率經濟的定價理論開闢了新的一哩路。此外,穩定且正確的避險參數測量也是研究者們關心的重要議題。本論文探討幾位學者修正傳統SABR模型的觀點,進一步使用歐洲利率市場與美國利率市場的商品資料進行模型的參數校準,針對負利率環境下商品定價與風險管理上提出建議與發展方向。
    Negative rate in derivatives would be discussed in our thesis. Our main contribution is to provide the empirical results for these negative pricing model by negative interest rate market data. In addition, the experiment compares the performance between traditional pricing model and these negative pricing models by positive interest rate market data. Traditional pricing model could not work effectively and consistently under negative interest rate environment. Facing the challenge of negative interest rate policy, it is quite necessary for quants to develop the new perspective of pricing financial products and view of hedging the interest rate exposure. Several studies try to use the normal distribution instead of previous convention of the log normal assumption. Recently, both shifted diffusion and free boundary model have been widely introduced in related works. Thus, these approaches bring the new concepts and inspiration for some researchers. Furthermore, the stable and correct risk metrics is also a critical issue that market participants are concerned. Three modified SABR models from different literatures would be presented and calibrated by EUR market data and USD market data in this thesis. In the long run, there are some suggestions and future studies proposed in our work for the financial product pricing and risk management in a negative interest rate capital market.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    金融學系
    1033520091
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G1033520091
    Data Type: thesis
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