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Extrapolation analytics for Dupire s local volatility Stefan Gerhold (joint work with P. Friz and S. De Marco) Vienna University of Technology, Austria 6ECM, July 2012

Implied vol and local vol Implied volatility surface Asymptotics well understood Berestycki-Busca-Florent formula (short maturity) Lee s moment formula (large strike) Local volatility surface Few asymptotic results We give a new wing approximation General heuristic; rigorous for Heston model Applications: parametrization design, toxicity index (model risk)

Implied vol: Lee s moment formula (2004) Given call price surface C = C(K, T ) = C BS (K, T ; σ imp (K, T )) First order strike asymptotics (k = log K) lim sup k σ imp (K, T ) T k = const Applications: Calibration; parametrization design (must grow no faster than k) Refinements by Benaim, Friz (2008, 2009), Gulisashvili (2010), Gao and Lee (2011)

Local volatility Given call price surface C(K, T ) σ loc (, ) is a function such that the diffusion ds t /S t = σ loc (S t, t)dw t reproduces the given call prices: Dupire s formula (1994) E[(S T K) + ] = C(K, T ) σ 2 loc (K, T ) = 2 T C K 2 KK C

Typical use of local volatility Observe market call prices C(K, T ) for a finite set of strikes K and maturities T Interpolate smoothly Calibrate a parametric local vol surface Use the resulting local vol model to price exotic options by Monte Carlo We assume instead: Call prices C(K, T ) are generated by a a model (e.g., Heston)

Heston Model Consider Call price surface C Hes (K, T ) generated by Heston: ds t = S t Vt dw t, S 0 = 1, dv t = (a + bv t ) dt + c V t dz t, V 0 = v 0 > 0, Correlated Brownian motions d W, Z t = ρdt, ρ [ 1, 1] Parameters a 0, b 0, c > 0

Local vol in the Heston model Heston dynamics = Call prices = local vol surface Dupire s formula σ 2 loc (K, T ) = New wing asymptotics (k = log K) 2 T C Hes K 2 KK C Hes σloc 2 (K, T ) const k, K σloc 2 (K, T ) const k, K 0 Similarly for the Stein-Stein model (Friz, De Marco 2012; large deviations)

Local vol in the Heston model 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 maturity 1.0 0.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 logmoneyness log(k/f_0) 0.75 0.67 0.58 0.50 0.42 0.33 0.25 0.17 0.08 0.00 Local variance Figure: Local variance for Heston model computed with Dupire s formula. Call price derivatives computed via 1D integration of Heston characteristic function on a fixed integration contour.

Local vol in the Heston model 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 maturity 1.0 0.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 logmoneyness log(k/f_0) 0.75 0.67 0.58 0.50 0.42 0.33 0.25 0.17 0.08 0.00 Local variance Figure: Local variance for Heston model computed with Dupire s formula. Adaptive contour with shift into saddle point. Note the linear increase.

Application 1: Design local vol parametrizations Example: Gatheral s SVI parametrization Popular parametrization of the implied vol surface σ imp (K, T ) 2 T SVI (k; a, b, c, m, s) ( ) k a + b ( m + k)c + ( m + k) 2 + s Gatheral, Jacquier 2011: Heston, T SVI Wings (k ± ) compatible with Lee s formula Our asymptotic result motivates SVI parametrization also for local vol σ loc (K, T ) There exist arbitrage-free call price surfaces whose local vol has this wing behavior

Application 2: Model risk Consider a path-dependent exotic SV = price under stochastic vol model LV = price under associated local vol model Note: local vol model recreates marginals of stoch vol model, but not the full law = in general SV LV Similar price: low model risk (e.g., variance swap) Different price: high model risk (e.g, volatility swap) Toxicity index (Reghai 2011) I = SV LV SV + LV

Application 2: Model risk How to calculate local vol of a stochastic vol model? We need σ loc (K, T ) in particular for large/small K (Monte Carlo requires it) Dupire s formula + Fourier inversion: unstable for large/small K Conditioning: σ 2 loc (K, T ) = E[σ2 stoch (T ) S T = K] Difficult for K S 0 (condition on unlikely events) Wing approximation useful for computation

Towards a general wing approximation of local vol Moment generating function (X T = log S T ): M(s, T ) = E[exp(s, X T )], m(s, T ) = log M(s, T ) Dupire s formula + Fourier inversion σloc 2 (K, T ) = 2 T C K 2 KK C = 2 i T m(s,t ) i s(s 1) e ks M(s, T )ds i i e ks M(s, T )ds Saddle point method: Leading terms are integrands evaluated at saddle point cancellation

General wing formula for local vol log moment generating function (X T = log S T ) m(s, T ) = log E[exp(s, X T )] saddle point ŝ(k, T ) s m(s, T ) = k s=ŝ Lee type wing formula for k : σloc 2 (K, T ) 2 T m(s, T ) s(s 1) s=ŝ(k,t )

Saddle point approximation of the numerator i 2 T m(s, T ) s(s 1) e ks M(s, T )ds i ŝ+ih(k) 2 ŝ ih(k) T m(s, T ) s(s 1) e ks M(s, T )ds ŝ+ih(k) 2e m(ŝ,t ) kŝ T m(ŝ, T ) ŝ(ŝ 1) ŝ ih(k) 2 T m(ŝ, T ) ) kŝ em(ŝ,t ŝ(ŝ 1) ŝ+ih(k) ŝ ih(k) exp ( 1 2 m (ŝ, T )(s ŝ) 2) ds exp ( 1 2 m (ŝ, T )(s ŝ) 2) ds. Approximation of the denominator: Same, but without the factor 2 T m(ŝ,t ) ŝ(ŝ 1)

Two ways to use the formula As it is (numerically very accurate, but not quite explicit): σloc 2 (K, T ) 2 T m(s, T ) s(s 1) s=ŝ(k,t ) Use asymptotics of saddle point ŝ(k, T ) and mgf = explicit formula (model-dependent) E.g., const k for Heston. Explicit, but model-dependent and less accurate.

Heston model: Numerical example (left wing) 0.5 0.4 T=0.25 T=1.0 T=3.0 Local variance 0.3 0.2 0.1 0.0 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 logmoneyness Figure: Local variance σ 2 loc (k, T ) and our approximation in the Heston model.

Heston model: Numerical example (right wing) 0.12 0.10 T=0.25 T=1.0 T=3.0 0.08 Local variance 0.06 0.04 0.02 0.00 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 logmoneyness Figure: Local variance σ 2 loc (k, T ) and our approximation in the Heston model.

Heston model: Accuracy by strike and maturity 5 4 3 time 2 1 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 logmoneyneness Figure: Boundaries of the region where the relative error of our approximation is less than 5%.

Heston model: Implied volatility, T = 0.25 26.0 25.5 25.0 local variance 5% approx local variance 20% approx local variance 24.5 Implied volatility 24.0 23.5 23.0 22.5 22.0 21.5 0.05 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 logmoneyness Figure: Green: Local vol computed by Dupire s formula. Red: Use our approximation, as soon as its accuracy is over 20%. Yellow: Same, with 5%.

Heston model: Implied volatility, T = 1 25 local variance 5% approx local variance 20% approx local variance 24 Implied volatility 23 22 21 20 0.05 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 logmoneyness Figure: Green: Local vol computed by Dupire s formula. Red: Use our approximation, as soon as its accuracy is over 20%. Yellow: Same, with 5%.

Heston model: rigorous proof Finding saddle point + local expansion of integrands fairly routine Problem: Verify concentration Needs some insight into behaviour of integrand away from saddle point Show exponential decay of integrands by ODE comparison (Riccati ODEs, similar to Friz, SG, Gulisashvili, Sturm, Quantitative Finance 2011)

Using Dupire s formula for models with jumps Variance gamma model: Call price not smooth enough for Dupire s formula (but works for T large) Even if Dupire s formula is well-defined, the local vol model may not match the marginals of the jump process. Our wing approximation works also for jump models: σ 2 loc (K, T ) c T k 1/2 σ 2 loc (K, T ) c T log k Kou model Variance gamma model

References De Marco, Friz, SG: Rational Shapes of the Local Volatility Surface (submitted to RISK, 2012). De Marco, Friz: Large deviations for diffusions and local volatilities, working paper, 2012. Friz, SG: Don t stay local extrapolation analytics for Dupire s local volatility, arxiv preprint, 2011. Work in progress: Prove wing formula in good generality (not just Heston and Stein-Stein).