In financial literature many have been the attempts to overcome the option pricing drawbacks that affect the Black and Scholes model. Starting from the Tsallis deformation of the usual exponential function, this paper presents, in a complete market setup, a class of deformed geometric Brownian motions flexible enough to reproduce fat tails and to capture the volatility behavior observed in models that consider both stochastic volatility and jumps.

Moretto, E., Pasquali, S., Trivellato, B. (2016). Option pricing under deformed Gaussian distributions. PHYSICA. A, 446(15 March 2016), 246-263 [10.1016/j.physa.2015.11.026].

Option pricing under deformed Gaussian distributions

MORETTO, ENRICO
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2016

Abstract

In financial literature many have been the attempts to overcome the option pricing drawbacks that affect the Black and Scholes model. Starting from the Tsallis deformation of the usual exponential function, this paper presents, in a complete market setup, a class of deformed geometric Brownian motions flexible enough to reproduce fat tails and to capture the volatility behavior observed in models that consider both stochastic volatility and jumps.
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Complete markets; Deformed exponential; Derivative pricing; Fat tails; Stochastic volatility; Tsallis exponential;
English
3-dic-2015
2016
446
15 March 2016
246
263
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Moretto, E., Pasquali, S., Trivellato, B. (2016). Option pricing under deformed Gaussian distributions. PHYSICA. A, 446(15 March 2016), 246-263 [10.1016/j.physa.2015.11.026].
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