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* Script based product description (similar to the one described in [http://www5.in.tum.de/wiki/index.php/FIDEUM FIDEUM]). These script descriptions allow early exercise definition and other transaction description as well.
* Script based product description (similar to the one described in [http://www5.in.tum.de/wiki/index.php/FIDEUM FIDEUM]). These script descriptions allow early exercise definition and other transaction description as well.


* Different models equity and interest rate models are available and can be combined within one script. ( Log-Normal and Normal Brownian , Heston, CIR, Hull-White ).
* Different models equity and interest rate models are available and can be combined within one script. ( Log-Normal and Normal Brownian , Heston, CIR, Hull-White ).Since the interface to these models is rather simple, new models can be added easily to the toolbox.
Since the interface to these models is rather simple, new models can be added easily to the toolbox.


* Monte-Carlo and LS-Monte-Carlo capabilities. Using the same script description the user can compare PDE and MC based pricing results.
* Monte-Carlo and LS-Monte-Carlo capabilities. Using the same script description the user can compare PDE and MC based pricing results.


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[[Category:Research]]

Revision as of 15:13, 19 August 2011

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The original work was started within FIDEUM project, and later extended so that FITOB came to life. FITOB is a toolbox made to price in a general way any financial contract. Similar to other commercial toolbox FITOB uses a script based description of the financial contract. FITOB uses the from SGpp package the combination grid (Combination Technique) and can use, if the user decides, the direct SGpp Black-Scholes solver (matrix free Krylov space solver on the hierarchical sparse grid basis). The main features of FITOB are the following:

  • PDE and combination technique based financial contract pricing. The PDE is discretized with FD and multi-grid is used as a fast solver.
  • Script based product description (similar to the one described in FIDEUM). These script descriptions allow early exercise definition and other transaction description as well.
  • Different models equity and interest rate models are available and can be combined within one script. ( Log-Normal and Normal Brownian , Heston, CIR, Hull-White ).Since the interface to these models is rather simple, new models can be added easily to the toolbox.
  • Monte-Carlo and LS-Monte-Carlo capabilities. Using the same script description the user can compare PDE and MC based pricing results.