Classes of interest rate models under the HJM framework
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This paper considers Heath-Jarrow-Morton models of interest rate derivatives with exponentially decaying volatility. It shows that specialization of the volatility process produces models that closely resemble extended Vasicek, Hull-White and Cox-Ingersoll-Ross models.
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