Hi Alexander,
Please I saw your thread on CVA modelling. Is this functionality already in Quantlib or u are using the python code and some function calls to Quantlib to do the monte carlo in Quantlib. I am trying to understanding which bits of the CVA is in Quantlib and which bit is from your python code.
from your previous thread
"hi here I give simple example in python how to price swap for N scenarios using hull white model .
Regards
Theo
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Hi Alexander, of course, you can use a lot of functionalities provided by QuantLib.A basic approach could be the following: - select propper processes to model your underlyings - generate correlated scenarions - do a forward evaluation on each scenario - evaluate the statistics of all paths. All those features come with QuantLib.
The client code shall handle - portfolio informations (like counterparty, etc), deal aging, netting, market data handling. stephan
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