Price options according to the famous Black-Scholes formula, with the optional addition of a jump-to-default intensity and discrete dividends.
blackscholes(
callput,
S0,
K,
r,
time,
vola,
default_intensity = 0,
divrate = 0,
borrow_cost = 0,
dividends = NULL
)A list with elements
PriceThe present value(s)
DeltaSensitivity to underlying price
VegaSensitivity to volatility
1 for calls, -1 for puts
initial underlying price
strike
risk-free interest rate
Time from 0 until expiration
Default-free volatility of the underlying
hazard rate of underlying default
A continuous rate for dividends and other cashflows such as foreign interest rates
A continuous rate for stock borrow costs
A data.frame with columns time, fixed,
and proportional. Dividend size at the given time is
then expected to be equal to fixed + proportional * S / S0. Fixed
dividends will be converted to proportional for purposes of this algorithm.
Note that if the default_intensity is set larger than zero then
put-call parity still holds. Greeks are reduced according to cumulated default
probability.
All inputs must either be scalars or have the same nonscalar shape.
Other European Options:
black_scholes_on_term_structures(),
implied_volatilities(),
implied_volatilities_with_rates_struct(),
implied_volatility(),
implied_volatility_with_term_struct()
Other Equity Independent Default Intensity:
american(),
american_implied_volatility(),
black_scholes_on_term_structures(),
equivalent_bs_vola_to_jump(),
equivalent_jump_vola_to_bs(),
implied_volatilities(),
implied_volatilities_with_rates_struct(),
implied_volatility(),
implied_volatility_with_term_struct()
blackscholes(callput=-1, S0=100, K=90, r=0.03, time=1, # -1 is a PUT
vola=0.5, default_intensity=0.07)
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