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Mean Reversion Models for Weather Derivatives [PDF]
Weather derivatives are a new type of financial contract that derive their value from weather measurements over the period of the contract. In this thesis we focus on temperature-based Cooling Degree Day (CDD) and Heating Degree Day (HDD) contracts, developing continuous time stochastic mean reversion models for temperature based on the Ornstein ...
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Minimizing the impact of geographical basis risk on weather derivatives
Annals of Operations Research, 2023Enrico Moretto, Pierpaolo Uberti
exaly
2007
ABSTRACT Weather makes influence on our daily lives and choices and has substantial impact on corporate revenues and earnings. The impact of weather on business activities is significant and varies both geographically and seasonally. Almost every industry is affected by the weather, among which is agriculture, energy, entertainment, travel ...
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ABSTRACT Weather makes influence on our daily lives and choices and has substantial impact on corporate revenues and earnings. The impact of weather on business activities is significant and varies both geographically and seasonally. Almost every industry is affected by the weather, among which is agriculture, energy, entertainment, travel ...
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Weather derivatives market: The Italian case
2012Weather derivatives market: The Italian ...
Piovani G. +2 more
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2013
Weather Derivatives were first introduced in the USA in 1997 and their creation was driven by the need of companies whose revenues were related to weather fluctuations to hedge against the risk of unwanted weather conditions. Weather Derivatives belong to a different class of derivatives as their underly¬ing asset (weather) is not tradable and this ...
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Weather Derivatives were first introduced in the USA in 1997 and their creation was driven by the need of companies whose revenues were related to weather fluctuations to hedge against the risk of unwanted weather conditions. Weather Derivatives belong to a different class of derivatives as their underly¬ing asset (weather) is not tradable and this ...
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Extracting pricing densities for weather derivatives using the maximum entropy method
Journal of the Operational Research Society, 2021Antonios K Alexandridis +2 more
exaly
On modelling and pricing weather derivatives
Applied Mathematical Finance, 2002Boualem Djehiche
exaly

