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PRIIP analysis : airbag certificate with cap linked to STOXX® Europe 600, 2021-2025 valuation and delta hedging

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Resumo:This study evaluates the pricing and risk management of a structured product, focusing on the Airbag Certificate with Cap linked to the STOXX® Europe 600 index, issued by Deutsche Bank AG. Considering four different valuation dates, the research employs the three main option pricing models - the Black-Scholes model, the binomial tree and Monte Carlo simulation - to assess the certificate’s fair value. Furthermore, delta hedging strategies are explored, taking into account transaction costs, to evaluate their effectiveness in risk mitigation. A probability-based analysis of payoffs is conducted using Monte Carlo simulation to provide further insights into potential returns. The results demonstrate high consistency among the three models, confirming their robustness in structured product valuation. Furthermore, the theoretical price is consistently lower than the market price on all valuation dates. The product is best suited for risk-averse investors that are seeking for partial downside protection, yet the difference between market and theoretical price emphasizes the relevance of detailed pricing analysis. In the overall, the findings provide valuable insights for investors and hedgers in structured product markets.
Autores principais:Baldi, Umberto
Assunto:Structured Product Option Pricing Black-Scholes Model Binomial Tree Monte Carlo Simulation STOXX® Europe 600 Produto Estruturado Precificação de Opções Modelo Black-Scholes Modelo de Binomial Tree Simulação de Monte Carlo Cobertura Delta Europe 600
Ano:2024
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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Resumo:This study evaluates the pricing and risk management of a structured product, focusing on the Airbag Certificate with Cap linked to the STOXX® Europe 600 index, issued by Deutsche Bank AG. Considering four different valuation dates, the research employs the three main option pricing models - the Black-Scholes model, the binomial tree and Monte Carlo simulation - to assess the certificate’s fair value. Furthermore, delta hedging strategies are explored, taking into account transaction costs, to evaluate their effectiveness in risk mitigation. A probability-based analysis of payoffs is conducted using Monte Carlo simulation to provide further insights into potential returns. The results demonstrate high consistency among the three models, confirming their robustness in structured product valuation. Furthermore, the theoretical price is consistently lower than the market price on all valuation dates. The product is best suited for risk-averse investors that are seeking for partial downside protection, yet the difference between market and theoretical price emphasizes the relevance of detailed pricing analysis. In the overall, the findings provide valuable insights for investors and hedgers in structured product markets.