Thanks again Peter,
I get it,
Paolo
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>yes, sabrVolatility (defined in termstructures / volatility / sabr.hpp)
>Peter
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>Hello,
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>I would like to know if in c++ exists a function having the same purpose of
>qlSABRVolatility in qlXl.
>I mean a function that, giving the list of SABR parameters, forwards and
>expiry time, is able to return the corresponding volatility.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Paolo
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