Liquidity risk in derivatives valuation: an improved credit proxy method

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The models used to calculate post-crisis valuation adjustments, market risk and capital measures for derivatives are subject to liquidity risk due to severe lack of available information to obtain market implied model parameters. The European Banking Authority has proposed an intersection methodology to calculate a proxy CDS or Bond spread. Due to practical issues of this method, Chourdakis et al. introduce a cross-section approach. In this paper, we extend the cross-section methodology using equity returns, and show that our methodology is significantly more accurate compared to both existing methodologies, and produces more reliable, stable and robust market risk and capital measures, and credit valuation adjustment.

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Sourabh, S., Hofer, M., & Kandhai, D. (2018). Liquidity risk in derivatives valuation: an improved credit proxy method. Quantitative Finance, 18(3), 467–481. https://doi.org/10.1080/14697688.2017.1315166

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