2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.najef.2020.101222
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An excellent approximation for the m out of n day provision

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“…To our knowledge, modeling call/conversion policies with a call‐notice period are studied in Grau et al (2003). Lau and Kwok (2004) examine the impact of the soft call provisions on CB pricing, and Liu and Guo (2020) propose an approximation to estimate the probability of triggering soft calls. Second, it is also difficult to model a non‐Markovian interest rate process like the LIBOR market model with the tree‐based model that can easily deal with the interactive American‐style call/conversion decisions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…To our knowledge, modeling call/conversion policies with a call‐notice period are studied in Grau et al (2003). Lau and Kwok (2004) examine the impact of the soft call provisions on CB pricing, and Liu and Guo (2020) propose an approximation to estimate the probability of triggering soft calls. Second, it is also difficult to model a non‐Markovian interest rate process like the LIBOR market model with the tree‐based model that can easily deal with the interactive American‐style call/conversion decisions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%