Abstract
We next show how to extend the IR/FX setup to include multiple equity processes in order to cover equity derivatives. We make the simplest possible choice here and model each equity with Geometric Brownian Motion driven by the short rate-dividend yield differential, in analogy to the FX model of the previous section. The starting point is the equity process S k , expressed in units of a foreign (nominal) bank account \({{Q}^{{{{B}_{i}}}}}\), where i denotes the currency of equity S k :
As a first step, our aim is to derive the dynamics of S k under the LGM numeraire \({{Q}^{{{{N}_{i}}}}}\) by finding the drift adjustment \(\phi _{{{{S}_{k}}}}^{{{{N}_{i}}}}\left( t \right)\) such that
Consider the equity asset Ŝ k (i.e. the sum of the equity price process S k and the dividend process q k S k ) expressed in units of foreign LGM numeraire. This is a tradable asset and as such is a martingale under the foreign LGM measure when expressed in units of the foreign LGM numeraire. Therefore the SDE given by
must have zero drift. Solving for \(\phi _{{{{S}_{k}}}}^{{{{N}_{i}}}}\left( t \right)\) yields
Next we derive the dynamics of S k under the domestic LGM measure \({{Q}^{{{{N}_{0}}}}}\) by finding the drift adjustment \( \phi _{{{{S}_{k}}}}^{{{{N}_{0}}}}\left( t \right) \) such that
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Lichters, R., Stamm, R., Gallagher, D. (2015). Equity and Commodity. In: Modern Derivatives Pricing and Credit Exposure Analysis. Applied Quantitative Finance. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137494849_14
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