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Credit volatility : Options and beyond Jerome.Brun@sgcib.com joint work with F. Rhazal, L. Luciani, T. Bounhar Société Générale Corporate and Investment Banking 25 June 2008, Credit Risk Workshop EVRY

1 Agenda CDS options Index options payo speci city back to Black market Exotic vol products & the need for new models

2 What is a CDS option? warning : no market on single-name CDS options! except a few risky names (autos, etc.) right to enter at exercise date T into a CDS at a given spread k (European) payer option = right to pay k against protection a.k.a. call on protection, or put on risk knock-out in case of default before exercise

3 Underlying CDS 0 = T 0 < T 1 < < T n (quarterly payment dates) Assume exercise at T = T 1 = 3m in what follows RBP = Risky Basis Point value, a.k.a. Risky DVO1 or Risky Duration RBP t is the present value at t of 1bp paid between T and T n : RBP t = nx i=2 (T i T i 1 ) RZC t;ti where RZC t;u is the value at t of a risky zero-coupon with maturity u if S T is the market spread at T; the MtM for a CDS with spread k is: MtM T = (S T k) RBP T

4 Option payo : credit Vs. rates option payo at T : where x + = max (0; x) MtM + T = (S T k) + RBP T reminds of Interest-Rate swaptions natural numeraire RBP t knocks out upon default ) not > 0! but change of probability still works as the option also knocks out upon default

5 Reminder on numeraires a numeraire is simply a price process a positive numeraire N > 0 can be used to de ne a pricing probability Q N e.g. if N = bank account then Q N = Q = risk-neutral probability then an asset price X expressed in units of numeraire N is a Q N martingale if N 0 is a numeraire, can still de ne new proba Q N by: dq N dq N = N T N 0 N 0 N T can prove that X=N is a Q N martingale, IF X = 0 when N = 0!

6 Welcome to the survival world use N := RBP 0 as numeraire de ne survival probability Q := Q RBP (Schönbucher) option payo knocks-out upon default ) option price can be computed as expectation under Q option price 0 at 0 now involves equity-like option calculations: 0 := RBP 0 :E Q h (S T k) +i need distribution for S T under Q

7 (Forward) spread = martingale S T seen as the T value of the spread S t;t of a forward CDS starting at T MtM of this forward CDS is given by: MtM t = S t;t k RBP t MtM t is a price process and knocks out upon default ) it is a Q martingale when expressed in units of numeraire ) spread S t; T is a Q martingale ) can assume driftless lognormal dynamics: ds t;t S t;t = dw t

8 Back to Black we are left with a call on a lognormal underlying! therefore we get a Black formula: with the usual: 0 = RBP 0 : h S 0;T N (d + ) d = ln S0;T k p T 1 2 2 T kn (d ) i

9 Reminder on the credit index 0 = T 0 < T 1 < < T n : quarterly index dates (T 0 = roll) T = index trade date (for an option T will be the exercise date) S T = quoted "market" spread C = contractual spread : all index trades pay contractual spread C instead of "market" spread ) need to pay/receive some upfront amount Index Upfront de ned from the the pseudo "market" spread: (S T C) : F RBP T (S T ) {z } at RBP =??? : N T {z} index notional

10 Flat RBP Single-name CDS naturally involves RBP Index contract introduces Flat RBP F RBP t (S) is the present value at t of 1bp paid between T and T n F RBP t (S) = nx i=2 (T i T i 1 ) RZC t;ti (S) where the risky ZC is computed assuming a at spread curve at S examples : usual vs. at, with curves as of Feb 08 itraxx Main 5y : 3:64 Vs. 3:63 itraxx XO 5y : 3:15 Vs. 3:11

11 Index trade example assume contractual spread at C = 500 bps for itraxx XO 5y today (T =20 Feb 08), trader quotes index at 450/455 bps client wants to sell protection on $10m he should receive 450 bps in practice, he will receive 500bps and pay upfront for the 50bps di erence an amount equal to: 50:10 4 3:11 10 7 = $155; 500

12 Index option payo European option with exercise date T e.g. T = T 1 =3m IMM, T = T 2 =6m IMM, or longer? on exercise of a payer option with strike k : 1. sell risk on physical index contract at C 2. receive Option Upfront (C k) :F RBP T (k) :N T 3. receive losses L T (unlike single-name options) MtM of physical index contract = index upfront = (S T C) :F RBP T (S T ) :N T

13 Which index spread in the payo? nal payo involves 2 Flat RBP terms: [(S T C) :F RBP T (S T ) :N T (k C) :F RBP T (k) :N T + L T ] + can introduce CDS-like spread S, satisfying : (S T C) :F RBP T (S T ) :N T = (ST C) :RBPT where RBPT depends on the curve of CDS-like spreads up to T n can bootstrap curve of CDS-like spreads from quoted "market" spreads can rewrite payo with CDS-like quantities

14 Which numeraire? Can use the forward CDS-like RBP No natural de nition for the forward at RBP can introduce a de nition making it a martingale (when discounted)... but can only approximate this de nition

15 Armageddon? payo should be 0 when numeraire is 0, i.e. all names default Could split payo as sum of term that becomes 0 upon Armageddon event maximum index loss Otherwise neglect this event: L T ' L T 1 NT =0

16 How to incorporate the loss term? successive approximations yield a Black-like formula semi-analytical build loss distribution conditional on spread use adjusted spread that pays running the realised losses (Pedersen)

17 On the road to Black To get analytical formula, keep only F RBP T (S T ) in payo Approximation (S t;t forward spread at t of index entered at T ) F RBP T (k) F RBP T (S T ) {z } Flat RBPs ' F RBP 0 (k) F RBP 0 S0;T {z } forward Flat RBPs =: seen from 0, no bias on the payo upon exercise for the 5Y Crossover S8: = 110:6% for k = 325bps and T = jun-08

18 Revisited payo We can approximately rewrite the payo as: 2 6 4(S T K) : F RBP T (S T ) :N {z T +L } T A T with an adjusted strike K = k ( 1) C 3+ 7 5

19 Towards a Black formula? without the loss term, back to payo of single-name option: (S T K) + A T spread S t;t is martingale under proba associated to numeraire A T assume lognormal di usion for spread get Black formula as for single-name option

20 Adjusted spread / adjusted forward standard forward given by usual no-arbitrage argument: (fee leg spot 0! T ) + (fee leg fwd T! T n ) = (fee leg long 0! T n ) adjusted forward = money of the option = ATM spread let e S t;t be the adjusted forward let e S T := e S T;T be the adjusted spread at T we want: ST e S T AT + L T = 0 concept only makes sense in option context, due to odd loss term in payo

21 Back to Black again clearly the adjusted spread depends on: standard spread model for loss term es T = S T + 1 A T L T rewrite payo : e S T K + AT now get Black formula by assuming that adjusted spread is lognormal how do we model the adjustment, i.e. the loss term?

22 Loss term : Naive approach approximate the random loss by the expected loss L T ' E [L T ] = (spot spread with maturity T ) (RBP between 0 and T ) Reminder: T is the exercise date, typically T = T 1 = 3m or T = T 2 = 6m Example : for a 6m option on XO 5y, E [L T ] ' 4:8% 0:5 = 2:4% A T ' 3:15 spread adjustment ' 0:76%

23 Loss term : Conditional loss approach loss correlated with spread =) expect high loss when payer option is exercised use expected loss conditional on spread realised at exercise: L T ' (forward spd starting at T with maturity T + T )(RBP between 0 and T ) issue : we model only the forward spread starting at T with maturity date T n get the short forward spread from the (modelled) long forward spread by assuming either of spread curve translation or homothecy expected spread adjustment (pure translation) similar to naive (current curve almost at)

24 Homogeneous Pool with Stochastic Intensity 1. assume: (a) homogeneous pool with common spread/intensity dynamics (e.g. meanreverting) (b) default independence conditionally on spread 2. conditionnally on spread: (a) compute loss distribution (b) compute option premium 3. integrate over spread distribution! quite appropriate, but cannot become market standard...

25 HPSI : smile impact

26 Market liquidity keeps improving since late 2006 option features: underlying: itraxx Main less liquid than itraxx XO payers, receivers, straddles maturities : 3m, 6m at roll date (if longer than 6m, series will be o -the-run on exercise date) strikes : market practice (ad hoc)

27 Bloomberg runs

28 Market smile Relatively at as of 3 march 2008:

29 Exotic products non standard index options: long-dated maturities: require extrapolation of the volatility term structure no loss term in payo no FRBP term in payo! "pure" option on the index spread spread corridor (range accrual on spread), etc.

30 models reproducing smile and/or term structure CEV ds t;t S t = dw t Variance Gamma HPSI with more appropriate spread/intensity dynamics: CEV stochastic volatility SABR