Hello.
I wonder if my understanding is correct with regards to the impact of intra-tranche default correlation on value of different CDO tranches.
1. Equity tranche: when correlation increases, the value of the tranche increases because now there is higher chance of the underlying assets...
Hi,
I have a doubt about the meaning of the hedge ratio.
Hedge ratio = ρ * σ_spot / σ_fut
Number of contracts = HedgeRatio * PortfolioValue / ValueFuturesContract
Therefore, the lower the correlation, the lower the number of contracts.
So, let's say that I have a portfolio of $ 1.000.000 of...
Dear David
I have attached a spreadsheet in which I have calculated copula correlations for a Bi Variate Normal distribution and have inserted a chart on the same. I would be extremely happy if you could have a look at the same and tell me if my understanding is correct. I have used the same...
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Questions:
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Questions:
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Questions:
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