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Research Report FMRR98-002
A financial market model
Eckhard platen
Abstract:
Despite many attempts, the consistent and global modelling of
financial markets remains an open problem. In particular it remains
a challenge to find a simple and tractable economic and
probabilistic approach to market modelling. This paper attempts to
highlight fundamental properties that a market model should have.
Assuming these properties, which include the principle of market
risk minimisation, it is possible to establish a corresponding
interactive stochastic market dynamics that involves a minimal
number of factors. These factors include the trading volume of
assets and the average trading value of all assets. Several
interesting properties related to stochastic volatility, market
index and interest rate dynamics can be derived. Empirical evidence
will be given that supports these findings.
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