On the Generalised Clark Haussmann Ocone Formula
Abstract
In this paper, exchange option and explicit computation of price of such option is examined. The variation of exchange option is investigated via the utilisation of the generalised Clark Haussmann Ocone Formula characterised by the Malliavin derivative. Thus, as an application, the European exchange price is explicitly computed thereby validating the efficiency of the Generalised Clark Hausmann Ocone Formula.
Keywords
Generalised Clark Haussman Ocone Formula
Malliavin derivative
Martingale
Representation Theorem
The Girsonov Theorem
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