Abstract
The market implied volatilities of stock index options often have a skewed structure, commonly called “the volatility smile.” One of the long-standing problems in options pricing has been how to reconcile this structure with the Black-Scholes model usually used by options traders. In this paper we show how to extend the Black-Scholes model so as to make it consistent with the smile.
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Derman, E. (1994). The Volatility Smile and Its Implied Tree, (January).
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