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Programme Information - New Directions in Quantitative Finance

Wednesday May 14, 10:33AM

19-21st May, 2008

Paris, France

 

 

 

This workshop will bring together leading international experts and young researchers to discuss emerging issues in derivatives modeling, portfolio optimization and risk management.

This 3-day workshop will consist of plenary talks with ample discussion time to stimulate interaction between participants and ignite collaborations between US and French researchers.

Topics include: derivative pricing and hedging, risk measurement, credit risk modeling, portfolio optimization, Monte Carlo methods in finance, quantitative modeling in corporate finance.

Registration is free but limited to 100 participants.

Please register online at http://www.fiquam.polytechnique.fr/registration.html

 

Programme

MAY 19, 2008 Morning

Chaired by: Farid AIT SAHLIA (University of Florida)

 


Stan URYASEV (University of Florida) CDO Structuring: an Optimization Approach

 


Amal Moussa (Columbia University) : A closer look at CDO ratings.

 


Andreea MINCA ( Ecole Polytechnique ): Extracting default intensities implied by CDO quotes

 


Ying JIAO ( ESILV) Modeling of successive default events

MAY 19, 2008 Afternoon

Chaired by: Rama CONT

 


Bruno DUPIRE (Bloomberg) : Two Financial Applications of the Root Solution of the Skorohod Embedding Problem

 


Peter TANKOV ( Universite de Paris VII ) Measuring and pricing jump risk: from CPPI funds to gap options

 


Ekaterina VOLTCHKOVA (Universite de Toulouse I ) Asymptotic analysis of hedging errors in models with jumps

 


Mark BROADIE (Columbia University): Understanding index option returns.

MAY 20, 2008 Morning

Chaired by: TBC

 


Marco AVELLANEDA (New York University) Modeling stock price pinning on option expiration dates: the effect of price-impact models

 


Olivier PIRONNEAU (Universite de Paris VI) Pros and Cons of Finite Element Methods for Option Pricing

 


Stephane CREPEY ( Universite d'Evry ) Simulation of default loss distributions using particle methods

 


Emmanuel Gobet (InP Grenoble - ENSIMAG) Smart Expansions and Fast Calibration methods for Jump Diffusion models

MAY 20, 2008 Afternoon

Chaired by : Nicole EL KAROUI

 


Alfred GALICHON (Ecole Polytechnique) Comonotonic measures of multivariate risks

 


Romain DEGUEST (Columbia & Ecole Polytechnique) Robustness and sensitivity analysis of risk measurement procedures

 


Jun Ya GOTOH (Chuo University) Portfolio Learning via VaR/CVaR Minimization

 


Rene Aid (Electricite de France) Financial risk management in power markets

 


Jean-Michel LASRY (CALYON) Asset manager incentive and risk mispricing: a MFG approach

MAY 21, 2008 Morning

Chaired by: Nizar TOUZI

 


Luciano Campi (Univ Dauphine) Multivariate Utility Maximization with Proportional Transaction Costs

 


Umut Cetin (LSE) Insider trading in credit markets with dynamic information asymmetry

 


Yann Braouezec ( ESILV ) Corporate liquidity and the value of the firm

 


Bruno BOUCHARD (Dauphine) Optimal reflection of diffusions and barrier options pricing under constraints

MAY 21, 2008 Afternoon

Chaired by : Paul GLASSERMAN (Columbia University)

 


David Fournie (Columbia University) A market model for forward variance and VIX futures

 


Pierre Henry-Labordère (Societe Generale) A Mathematical Bestiary for Finance: From Differential Geometry to Hopf Algebra

 


Serguei NOVAK (Middlesex) Measures of financial risks and market crashes.

 


Romuald ELIE (Dauphine) The stochastic target approach to quantile hedging

 


Discussion and closing session ( Farid AitSahlia, Rama Cont, Nizar Touzi )

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