"Jumping hedges on the strength of the Mellin transform" by M. Rodrigo and R. S. Mamon
With more looming uncertainties in our present financial climate and environment, models with jump–diffusion more than ever are necessary. They are suited to reproduce the large and sudden fluctuations in the level of the underlying variable, and mimic various statistical properties in observed time series. The jump–diffusion modelling setup, however, brings complexity to the valuation and hedging of derivative securities. This paper delves into the subject of hedging along with the illustration of hedging's intimate interplay with pricing. We harness the power of the Mellin transform...