TradeSmart
TradeSmart includes over 100 models
The financial models that are unlocked and customizable.
Save time and models that include cutting edge research and financial tools. TradeSmart includes all of the following workbooks. The workbooks are unlocked and customizable. Below is a list of some models available in the TradeSmart product: Credit Derivatives Binomial Default Models CDO Mapping Explained CDO valuation including correlation matrix CDO valuation including local and stochastic volatility CDO valuation on binomial function Options American style option pricing Black-Scholes Model Bond option on Black-Scholes Swaps FRA pricing model Index amortization swap on Hull-White Trinomial
Future models:
Arbitrage free bond futures price
Arbitrage free commodity futures price
Arbitrage free currency futures price
Arbitrage free index futures price
Swap models:
Interest rate swap pricing model
Cross currency swap pricing model
Libor-in-arrears swap pricing model
Yield-curve swap pricing model
Eonia swap pricing model
Index Amortizing swap pricing model (on Hull-White)
Basis swap pricing model
Differential swap pricing model
FRA swap pricing model
Correlation swap value derivation
Option models (all models come with the risk-parameters Delta, Gamma, Vega, Rho, Theta):
Equity option (Black-Scholes-Merton (BSM) 1973) and extensions (including discrete and continuous dividends)
Currency option
Commodity option
American style option models
Implied vol generator (inferred from BSM model)
Interest rate options:
Cap Floor models (including Clique Cap and Floor model, and Clique-Ratchet Cap and Floor model)
Bond options (on BSM and Vasicek)
Swaptions (including cash settled Swaptions and physically settled Swaptions)
CAT bond pricing model (including the insurer – catastrophe correlation)
Exotic options:
Five Rainbow options, also termed ‘Correlation Options’: Exchange option, Option on the best of two, Option on the worst of two, Option on the better of two or cash, Option on the max of two
Two Digital options: Asset or Nothing, Cash or Nothing
Quanto option
Barrier options
Compound option
Convertible Bond option
Contingent premium option
Chooser option
Bermuda options
Convertible Bond option
4. Credit Derivatives
CDS pricing models (including CDS with counterparty default risk and default correlation)
Options on CDS
CDO pricing models (including local and stochastic vol)
Credit spread option
Default probability derivation (Original Merton 1974 model and extensions)
Base correlation generation model
CPPI model
OFGC (one-factor Gaussian copula model)
Basel III models
IMA (Internal model approach) based – CVA (Credit Value Adjustment) model
CVaR (Credit Value at Risk) model (with interactive 3D graph)
Basel double default model (Substitution approach and Double Default approach)
ES (Expected shortfall) derivation of the FRTB
IRC (Incremental Risk charge) model (of a bond including migration and default data)
DRS (Debt specific risk) (of a bond to capture rare idiosyncratic risk)
Educational stuff
2-asset default time copula
Anscombe correlation examples
Annuity derivation model
Bivariate distribution (with interactive 3D graph)
Central Limit theorem explained
Dispersion trading model
Spreadsheet derivation of Epsilon (random drawing for the standard normal dist)
GBM (geometric Brownian motion) models with mean reversion and jumps
GPD (generalized Pareto distribution) and GEV (Generalized extreme value distribution)
Greeks of options and their derivation
Hazard rate explained
Heston correlation model
Hull-White trinomial model
Ito proof
Investment and Correlation
Libor market model
Log returns
Matrix primer
Proof that the BSM option function satisfies the Ito PDE
Proof of OLS
xi (default indicator variable) explained
yield calculation
