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We develop models for credit derivatives depending on the risk of default. Important is the consideration of the unbalance between a relatively small value in the case of profit and a much higher value in the case of default.
The focus is on the implementation of Basel II for the new capital requirements for credit instiutes. Important is the adaptation to the portfolio of the credit institute as well as the support for the backtesting later on.
In the field of insurance mathematics, our focus is within Asset-Liability-Management (ALM) and Solvency II.
Since there is no reference model for interest rates, we investigate the possibility to use different models for the price calculation of complex interest rate derivatives as well as the implementation of algorithms.
This topic concentrates on the derivation of pricing formulas and the development of numerical algorithms for the calculation of the prices of complex derivatives.
The main point is the determination of an optimal investment strategy in a given financial market. We work in a time-continuous model and not, as usual in practice, in the one-period model of Markowitz.
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