Hello. Luigi Ballabio directed me to the site . I need directions and even a file [in excel or other] who can evaluate a “put” on the “Euribor”. It is specifically quantify the clause "Floor" inside the bank loans . Thank you in advance . at
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Hello, apologies for the delay. I kept hoping to find some time to write sample code, but it didn't happen, so I'll point you in the general direction instead. From what I see, there are a couple of spreadsheet in the QuantLibXL distribution that might help you, that is, CapFloor.xls and CapFloorQuickPricer.xls in the Workbooks/InterestRateDerivatives/ folder. As I'm on a Linux machine, I've no way to check what's inside, but at least it corresponds to the class CapFloor that I would use in C++. It should at least show how to set up the underlying floating-rate coupons, the floor, and the interest-rate and volatility structures required for pricing. Let me know how it goes. Later, Luigi 2015-01-07 19:48 GMT+01:00 Rag. Andrea Torresi <[hidden email]>:
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Hi Andrea, you could also have a look at test-suite/markovfunctional.cpp, in which (just ignore the Markov model stuff) a volatility surface from real market data is built (line 483 ff) and some caps and floors on Euribor are priced (line 1365 ff).Peter On 5 February 2015 at 12:04, Luigi Ballabio <[hidden email]> wrote:
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