CapeTools (Full) IR Process Simulation




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In total there are 12 functions present within the CapeTools (Full) IR Process Simulation category of functions.


General Description

Functions to construct and simulate interest rate type stochastic processes.


The (Full) indicates that if one wishes to conduct 50000 simulations, all 50000 simulations of LIBOR paths will be simulated in one shot, via the IRProcessViewer function.

All further functions that refers to the object constructed by the IRProcessViewer function simply reads data from the object. No further simulation takes place.

The benefit of this method is that enough information is returned for you to conduct your own customised monte-carlo pricing within your own environment. Because all the paths are retained, with a little more work, you can compute the risk parameters of your product.

Unfortunately, this object will utilize a lot of memory if you specify a huge amount of paths to be simulated.

You may want to use the DeleteObject() function to remove the simulation object from memory once you have priced you product.


Alternatively, you may want to use the functions present within the CapeTools (Compact) IR Process Simulation category of functions. Here each time you execute the IRMCNextStep function from a constructed IRStepMonteCarlo object a new LIBOR path is generated and the previous path destroyed.

This uses less memory, but makes it difficult for you to compute risk numbers using the original paths.




Function list.

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