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Bjerksund Stensland Volatility and Price calculation
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from math import * | |
# Cumulative standard normal distribution | |
def cdf(x): | |
return (1.0 + erf(x / sqrt(2.0))) / 2.0 | |
# Intermediate calculation used by both the Bjerksund Stensland 1993 and 2002 approximations | |
def phi(s, t, gamma, h, i, r, a, v): | |
lambda1 = (-r + gamma * a + 0.5 * gamma * (gamma - 1) * v**2) * t | |
dd = -(log(s / h) + (a + (gamma - 0.5) * v**2) * t) / (v * sqrt(t)) | |
k = 2 * a / (v**2) + (2 * gamma - 1) | |
try: | |
return exp(lambda1) * s**gamma * (cdf(dd) - (i / s)**k * cdf(dd - 2 * log(i / s) / (v * sqrt(t)))) | |
except OverflowError as err: | |
return exp(lambda1) * s**gamma * cdf(dd) | |
# Call Price based on Bjerksund/Stensland Model | |
# Parameters | |
# underlying_price: Price of underlying asset | |
# exercise_price: Exercise price of the option | |
# time_in_years: Time to expiration in years (ie. 33 days to expiration is 33/365) | |
# risk_free_rate: Risk free rate (ie. 2% is 0.02) | |
# volatility: Volatility percentage (ie. 30% volatility is 0.30) | |
def bjerksund_stensland_call(underlying_price, exercise_price, time_in_years, risk_free_rate, volatility): | |
div = 1e-08 | |
z = 1 | |
rr = risk_free_rate | |
dd2 = div | |
dt = volatility * sqrt(time_in_years) | |
drift = risk_free_rate - div | |
v2 = volatility**2 | |
b1 = sqrt((z * drift / v2 - 0.5)**2 + 2 * rr / v2) | |
beta = (1 / 2 - z * drift / v2) + b1 | |
binfinity = beta / (beta - 1) * exercise_price | |
bb = max(exercise_price, rr / dd2 * exercise_price) | |
ht = -(z * drift * time_in_years + 2 * dt) * bb / (binfinity - bb) | |
i = bb + (binfinity - bb) * (1 - exp(ht)) | |
if underlying_price < i and beta < 100: | |
alpha = (i - exercise_price) * i**(-beta) | |
return alpha * underlying_price**beta - alpha * phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, beta, i, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) + phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, 1, i, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) - phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, 1, exercise_price, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) - exercise_price * phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, 0, i, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) + exercise_price * phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, 0, exercise_price, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) | |
return underlying_price - exercise_price | |
# Put Price based on Bjerksund/Stensland Model | |
# Parameters | |
# underlying_price: Price of underlying asset | |
# exercise_price: Exercise price of the option | |
# time_in_years: Time to expiration in years (ie. 33 days to expiration is 33/365) | |
# risk_free_rate: Risk free rate (ie. 2% is 0.02) | |
# volatility: Volatility percentage (ie. 30% volatility is 0.30) | |
def bjerksund_stensland_put(underlying_price, exercise_price, time_in_years, risk_free_rate, volatility): | |
div = 1E-08 | |
z = -1 | |
rr = div | |
dd = rr | |
dd2 = 2 * dd - rr | |
asset_new = underlying_price | |
underlying_price = exercise_price | |
exercise_price = asset_new | |
dt = volatility * sqrt(time_in_years) | |
drift = risk_free_rate - div | |
v2 = volatility**2 | |
b1 = sqrt((z * drift / v2 - 0.5)**2 + 2 * rr / v2) | |
beta = (1 / 2 - z * drift / v2) + b1 | |
binfinity = beta / (beta - 1) * exercise_price | |
bb = max(exercise_price, rr / dd2 * exercise_price) | |
ht = -(z * drift * time_in_years + 2 * dt) * bb / (binfinity - bb) | |
i = bb + (binfinity - bb) * (1 - exp(ht)) | |
if underlying_price < i and beta < 100: # To avoid overflow | |
alpha = (i - exercise_price) * i**(-beta) | |
return alpha * underlying_price**beta - alpha * phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, beta, i, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) + phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, 1, i, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) - phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, 1, exercise_price, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) - exercise_price * phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, 0, i, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) + exercise_price * phi(underlying_price, time_in_years, 0, exercise_price, i, rr, z * drift, volatility) | |
return underlying_price - exercise_price | |
# Call Implied Volatility | |
# Parameters | |
# underlying_price: Price of underlying asset | |
# exercise_price: Exercise price of the option | |
# time_in_years: Time to expiration in years (ie. 33 days to expiration is 33/365) | |
# risk_free_rate: Risk free rate (ie. 2% is 0.02) | |
# option_price: It is the market price of the option | |
def implied_volatility_call(underlying_price, exercise_price, time_in_years, risk_free_rate, option_price): | |
high = 5 | |
low = 0 | |
while (high - low) > 0.0001: | |
if bjerksund_stensland_call(underlying_price, exercise_price, time_in_years, risk_free_rate, (high + low) / 2) > option_price: | |
high = (high + low) / 2 | |
else: | |
low = (high + low) / 2 | |
return (high + low) / 2 | |
# Put Implied Volatility | |
# Parameters | |
# underlying_price: Price of underlying asset | |
# exercise_price: Exercise price of the option | |
# time_in_years: Time to expiration in years (ie. 33 days to expiration is 33/365) | |
# risk_free_rate: Risk free rate (ie. 2% is 0.02) | |
# option_price: It is the market price of the option | |
def implied_volatility_put(underlying_price, exercise_price, time_in_years, risk_free_rate, option_price): | |
high = 5 | |
low = 0 | |
while (high - low) > 0.0001: | |
if bjerksund_stensland_put(underlying_price, exercise_price, time_in_years, risk_free_rate, (high + low) / 2) > option_price: | |
high = (high + low) / 2 | |
else: | |
low = (high + low) / 2 | |
return (high + low) / 2 |
The calculated price from above function is wrong.. careful
Use this instead https://github.com/dedwards25/Python_Option_Pricing/blob/master/GBS.ipynb
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Thank you! It is very useful! But where do we put the dividend yield?