On Valuing Constant Maturity Swap Spread Derivatives

  • Tchuindjo L
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Abstract

Motivated by statistical tests on historical data that confirm the normal distribution assumption on the spreads between major constant maturity swap (CMS) indexes, we propose an easy-to-implement two-factor model for valuing CMS spread link instruments, in which each forward CMS spread rate is modeled as a Gaussian process under its relevant measure, and is related to the lognormal martingale process of a corresponding maturity forward LIBOR rate through a Brownian motion. An illustrating example is provided. Closed-form solutions for CMS spread options are derived.

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Tchuindjo, L. (2012). On Valuing Constant Maturity Swap Spread Derivatives. Journal of Mathematical Finance, 02(02), 189–194. https://doi.org/10.4236/jmf.2012.22020

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