Stochastic Interest Rates, Transaction Costs and Immunizing Foreign Currency Risk
Raymond Chiang,
John Okunev and
Mark Tippett
No 58, Working Paper Series from Finance Discipline Group, UTS Business School, University of Technology, Sydney
Abstract:
Since the deregulation of foreign currency markets in 1973, the volatility of foreign exchange rates has increased substantially. Owing to this increased volatility in exchange rates it has become increasingly important to hedge foreign currency exposure. This paper provides a self-financing hedging strategy which incorporates the use of a synthetic put. Using domestic and foreign bonds to replicate the option payoff, the strategy can work for non-major currencies where there is no exchange traded options. In addition, we develop hedging strategies which allow for transaction costs in the case of stochastic interest rates by extending the Leland model.
Pages: 31 pages
Date: 1996-02-01
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Published as: Chiang, R., Okunev, J. and Tippett, M., 1998, "Stochastic Interest Rates, Transaction Costs and Immunizing Foreign Currency Risk", Journal of Futures Markets, 17(5), pp. 579-598.
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