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Metodologie per la valutazione delle obbligazioni convertibili in ipotesi di evoluzione stocastica della struttura per scadenza

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  • Marisa Cenci
  • Andrea Gheno

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Questo lavoro propone due modelli per la valutazione di obbligazioni convertibili in ipotesi stocastica della struttura per scadenza e del valore dell'azienda nelle cui azioni il titolo può essere convertito. I modelli proposti vengono sviluppati in ipotesi di dipendenza tra i processi stocastici considerati. Tale dipendenza, nel modello continuo si esplicita tramite un coefficiente di correlazione tra i processi di Wiener, mentre nel modello discreto è implicitamente contenuta in un'ipotesi di volatilità stocastica, condizionata dalla evoluzione della struttura per scadenza, del rendimento dell'azienda. Si segnalano le conclusioni a cui si perviene nelle analisi di sensitività effettuate

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  • Marisa Cenci & Andrea Gheno, 2000. "Metodologie per la valutazione delle obbligazioni convertibili in ipotesi di evoluzione stocastica della struttura per scadenza," Departmental Working Papers of Economics - University 'Roma Tre' 0020, Department of Economics - University Roma Tre.
    • Handle: RePEc:rtr:wpaper:0020
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    1. Andrea Gheno, 2005. "Convertible bonds and volatility structure," Departmental Working Papers of Economics - University 'Roma Tre' 0057, Department of Economics - University Roma Tre.

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