Laplace transforms and American options

R Mallier, G Alobaidi - Applied Mathematical Finance, 2000 - Taylor & Francis
R Mallier, G Alobaidi
Applied Mathematical Finance, 2000Taylor & Francis
Laplace transform methods are used to study the valuation of American call and put options
with constant dividend yield, and to derive integral equations giving the location of the
optimal exercise boundary. In each case studied, the main result of this paper is a nonlinear
Fredholm-type integral equation for the location of the free boundary. The equations differ
depending on whether the dividend yield is less than or exceeds the risk-free rate. These
integral equations contain a transform variable, so the solution of the equations would …
Laplace transform methods are used to study the valuation of American call and put options with constant dividend yield, and to derive integral equations giving the location of the optimal exercise boundary. In each case studied, the main result of this paper is a nonlinear Fredholm-type integral equation for the location of the free boundary. The equations differ depending on whether the dividend yield is less than or exceeds the risk-free rate. These integral equations contain a transform variable, so the solution of the equations would involve finding the free boundary that satisfies the equations for all values of this transform variable. Expressions are also given for the transform of the value of the option in terms of this free boundary.
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