scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1546640
This paper gives a survey of some issues in mathematical finance, concentrating mostly on practical problems (modelling and numerical issues) and ignoring more theoretical issues. It describes the classical theory of option pricing (Black-Scholes) and some more recent models together with some of the issues concerning them as for example numerical computation for hedges. Finally, a general approach to the issue of option pricing and hedging with partial observation of information is described. Between, a short presentation of some work allowing efficient Monte-Carlo computation for hedges is given.
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