Prof. Claudio Albanese — Interest Rate Derivatives and GPU Computing
Abstract
GPU coprocessors give access to extraordinary computational power as long as one can design financial algorithms to take advantage of the hardware features. The talk elaborates on the challenges and solutions in the context of interest rate exotics. I outline algorithms for calibration, pricing and risk management and discuss the implementation of lattice and Monte Carlo methods.
Speaker
Claudio Albanese is a Visiting Professor at the Financial Mathematics Group at King's College and an independent consultant at Level 3 Finance. He received his doctorate in Physics from ETH Zurich, following which he held post-doctoral positions at New York University and Princeton University. He was Associate Professor in the Mathematics Department of the University of Toronto and then Professor of Mathematical Finance at Imperial College London.
Interest Rate Derivatives on GPUs.part01.rar
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Interest Rate Derivatives on GPUs.part02.rar
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Interest Rate Derivatives on GPUs.part03.rar
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