Posted by
Peter Caspers-4 on
May 06, 2015; 5:50pm
URL: http://quantlib.414.s1.nabble.com/Matching-results-between-HW-tree-and-simulation-models-tp16399p16539.html
Hi Goutham,
thanks for the reference to the paper, it is interesting.
I was only referring to the case zero bonds. I seem to remember that
Hull (in his OFOD-book) describes a procedure for tree building where
(even with the discrete time spacing) zero bonds are _exactly_ matched
(using Arrow-Debreu prices). That's what I meant by "carefully
implemented". If the tree is not carefully implemented, then yes,
you'd need to let \Delta t reach zero to converge to the initial yield
curves' zero bond prices. The HullWhite::tree(const TimeGrid&)
implementation seems to indicate that it is indeed "carefully"
implemented, so zero bonds should be exactly matched independent of
the grid spacing.
All kinds of option pricings are a different matter of course, but
that wasn't the initial question.
Best regards
Peter
On 6 May 2015 at 19:04, gouthambs <
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