📄 examplemontebs.m
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%% Pricing Derivatives Securities using Matlab
%
% This demo illustrates how to price options using Monte
% Carlo simulation and compares the results with the Black-Scholes formula.
%% Price options using Monte Carlo simulation
%
% Use monte carlo simulation to price an european call and put with the
% following data
%
% Option: Price = 50, Strike = 60, Maturity = 24 months
%
% Interest rate = 4%, Volatility = 30%
%OptionPrice = optionvanilla(So, Strike, Rate, Maturity, Sigma, DivYield, NSims, NSteps, OptType)
% Compute the price of the call option and display the simulated paths
CallPrice = optionvanilla(50,60,0.04,2,0.30,0,15000,50,'call','true')
% Compute the price of the put option
PutPrice = optionvanilla(50,60,0.04,2,0.30,0,15000,50,'put')
%% Compute the price of the options using the Black-Scholes formula
%
% Use Black-Scholes to price the vanilla options
%
% [Call,Put] = blsprice(Price, Strike, Rate, Time, Volatility)
[BSCall,BSPut] = blsprice(50, 60, 0.04, 24/12, 0.30)
%% Compare the two methods by increasing the number of simulations
%
% Increase the number of simulations to 500000
CallPrice50 = optionvanilla(50,60,0.04,2,0.30,0,500000,50,'call')
%%
% Increase the number of steps to 60
CallPrice60 = optionvanilla(50,60,0.04,2,0.30,0,500000,60,'call')
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