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  1. missindira@gmail.com

    Cholesky

    Hi David, I hope you are well, I can not find your articles, many of them disappeared... Please could u post some of them for a short term ? I need one about Cholesky decompos, Many thanks Indira
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    Equity RWA Credit Risk

    Hi, David, Hope everything is going well for you, I have a question on basel II rules. Calculating the credit risk RWA for the equity (asset class): Standardized Approach requires 100% Risk Weight according to the BIPRU 3.4.47 Simple IRB requires 190%, 290% or 370% for different types of...
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    Valuation of an Amortizing IRS

    Sounds clear now, thanks for the MBS example! :)
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    Valuation of an Amortizing IRS

    Hi David, Could you explain what is the motivation of Amortizing IRS? And what is a step-by-step procedure to value them? Many thanks, Indira
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    Put price when maturity tends to infinity

    Hi all, I have a question on how behaves the put price when maturity tends to infinity. According to Hull as the time to expiration increases, options become more valuable. When I check this with the Black Scholes formula: Put=Kexp(-rT)N(-d2)-SN(-d1) It appears that N(-d2) tends to 1...
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    FRM Fun 19: Sharpe ratio against volatility

    Hi, ShaktiRathore, Many thanks for this demonstration. Just a small note why do you define β=σ(p)/σ(m)? I thought β=cov(p,m)/σ²(m)=ρ(p,m)σ(p)/σ(m). [ρ is correlation] Finally do you understand the economic sense of this conclusion? Best Wishes, Indira
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    FRM Fun 19: Sharpe ratio against volatility

    Hi David, Glad to hear your prompt feedback, Sure, we can post it on the FRM Fun questions, Thanks for the star from you, Have a good week-end, Indira
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    FRM Fun 19: Sharpe ratio against volatility

    Hi David, I hope you are well. On an interview I was asked what is the sensitivity of the Sharpe's ratio to the volatility, The interviewer told it is almost zero... Could you give a hint please? Many thanks, Indira
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