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Full Term‐Structure Interest‐Rate Models

Amir Sadr

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This chapter contains sections titled: Shifting Focus from Short Rate to Full Curve: Ho-Lee Model Heath-Jarrow-Morton (HJM) Full Term-Structure Framework Discrete-Time, Discrete-Tenor HJM Framework Forward-Forward Volatility Multifactor Models HJM Framework Typically Leads to Nonrecombining Trees

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This chapter contains sections titled: Shifting Focus from Short Rate to Full Curve: Ho-Lee Model Heath-Jarrow-Morton (HJM) Full Term-Structure Framework Discrete-Time, Discrete-Tenor HJM Framework Forward-Forward Volatility Multifactor Models HJM Framework Typically Leads to Nonrecombining Trees

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This chapter contains sections titled: Shifting Focus from Short Rate to Full Curve: Ho-Lee Model Heath-Jarrow-Morton (HJM) Full Term-Structure Framework Discrete-Time, Discrete-Tenor HJM Framework Forward-Forward Volatility Multifactor Models HJM Framework Typically Leads to Nonrecombining Trees

Key concepts: Heath–Jarrow–Morton framework, Forward rate, Term (time), Yield curve, Affine term structure model, Volatility (finance), Econometrics, Interest rate

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