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Feb 21, 2001
Krannert G16
Vladimir Pozdnyakov, University of Pennsylvania
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Abstract:
We prove that for a large class of widely used term structure
models there is a simple theoretical upper bound for value of LIBOR
futures prices. When this bound is compared to observed futures prices,
one nevertheless finds that the theoretical bound is sometimes violated by
market prices. The main consequence of this observation is that virtually
all of the important fixed income models have theoretical implications
that are sometimes at odds with market realities, at least when they are
applied to futures markets.
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