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A multi-curve HJM factor model for pricing and risk management

Tobias Bienek, Griselda Deelstra, Andreas Lichtenstern and Rudi Zagst

Quantitative Finance, 2023, vol. 23, issue 11, 1659-1675

Abstract: In this paper, we introduce a multi-curve model under the historical probability based upon multiplicative relative spreads, inspired by the HJM and affine factor approaches, which implies positive and ordered spreads. In particular, we focus upon $ \delta _{i} $ δi-XIBOR relative (instantaneous) forward rates and appropriate XIBOR HJM drift constraints, and we describe the dynamics of the different forward rates and spreads under different measure changes (including forward measures). We introduce an explicit model satisfying both the XIBOR HJM drift constraints as well as the property of positive and ordered spreads. We demonstrate the flexibility of this model for derivative pricing by focusing upon the price of a caplet and of options with a payoff based upon XIBOR forward prices with different tenors. We perform on one hand a calibration of the model based upon cap prices. On the other hand, we do an estimation of a spread curve in our proposed model under the historical probability by using a Kalman filter approach. Numerical results are included, and they confirm that the model performs very well.

Date: 2023
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