rS + 1 2 @2f @S2 2S2 = rf European call optionͷ߹ʹ໌ࣔతͳղ͕ಘΒΕΔɿ C(S, t) = SN(d1) Ke r(T t)N(d2) d1 = log( S/K ) + ( r + 2/ 2)( T t ) p T t d2 = d1 p T t Nඪ४ྦྷੵਖ਼ن
ݱ࣌Λ 0ɼຬظΛ T ͱ͢Δ࿈ଓ࣌ؒϞσϧΛߟ͑Δɽ ؆୯ͷͨΊɼۚརߟ͑ͳ͍ͷͱ͢Δɽͭ·Γɼ҆શࢿ࢈ͷՁ֨ৗʹ 1 ͱ ͢Δɽ ͞ΒʹɼגࣜͷՁ֨ηϛϚϧνϯήʔϧ St Ͱ༩͑ΒΕΔͷͱ͢Δɽ ͜ͷͱ͖ɼٻݖ X Λ࣌ࠁ 0 Ͱച٫͠Α͏ͱ͢ΔࢿՈɼ ͍͘ΒͰ X Λച٫͠ɼͲͷΑ͏ʹͯ͠কདྷͷϥϯμϜͳࢧ͍ʹඋ͑Δ͖͔?
1)nν(dx) < ∞ for n = 2, 4. ⇒ L´ evy process L L2 Ͱ༗ք µS, ξ, θx well-defined R0 (ex − 1)nν(dx) < ∞ for n = 1, 3 2 0 ≥ µS > −σ2 − R0 (ex − 1)2ν(dx). ⇒ θx < 1 for any x ∈ R0
+ iz G 1 − iz M −(1+h)(T−t)C 1 + iz G + 1 1 − iz M − 1 h(T−t)C × exp (T − t)iz µ∗ + (1 + h)C M − G GM − hC M − G − 2 (G + 1)(M − 1) , where µ∗ = R0 (x − ex + 1)νP∗ (dx).
any K > 0 and any underlying asset pricing s > 0, delta hedging strategies under the minimal martingale measure is defined as ∆P∗ t := ∂EP∗ [(ST − K)+ | St− = s] ∂s . Black–Scholes model ͷ࣌ɺ௨ৗͷఆٛͱҰக͢Δ Theorem For any K > 0, t ∈ [0, T] and α ∈ (1, 2], we have delta hedging strategies as follows: ∆P∗ t = I1 St− . cf. Denkl et al., On the performance of delta hedging strategies in exponential
T] and α ∈ (1, 2], there exists a constant C such that |LRMt − ∆P∗ t | ≤ Cχ1−α t− . We obtain, furthermore, lim χt−→0 |LRMt − ∆P∗ t | = 0 . ͜͜Ͱ χt− = K St− moneyness Λද͢ LRMt ∆P∗ t moneyness χ ͷؔͱͯ͠ॻ͚Δ C model ʹΑͬͯҟͳΔ
that g(x)e−Rx ∈ L1(R) has finite variation onR , E[eRXT−t ] < ∞ and R |ΦT−t (u − iR)| 1 + |u| du < ∞ . Then the price at time t of the European call option with pay-off function G and characteristic function Φt of Xt satisfies P(t, St ) :=e−r(T−t)E[G(ST )|Ft ] = e−r(T−t) 2π R ˆ g(u + iR)ΦT−t (−u − iR)ˆ SR−iu t du , where ˆ g(u) := R eiuxg(x)dx .