A study on the pricing of american option
Jinxian Chen
Abstract
Jinxian Chen
Abstract
The path-dependent characteristic of American option results in it's pricing complexity and causes the pricing differences from American call option and put option.Based upon the analysis of American option's characteristics and valuing origin, this paper derives the pricing models of American call option and put option using Black-Scholes pricing model.Further more,the influences from the cash flow before American option's expiration are discussed at the end of the paper.
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The path-dependent characteristic of American option results in it's pricing complexity and causes the pricing differences from American call option and put option.Based upon the analysis of American option's characteristics and valuing origin, this paper derives the pricing models of American call option and put option using Black-Scholes pricing model.Further more,the influences from the cash flow before American option's expiration are discussed at the end of the paper.
Key concepts: Monte Carlo methods for option pricing, Valuation of options, Asian option, Finite difference methods for option pricing, Exotic option, Black–Scholes model, Expiration, Call option