calibrate.at1p {CreditRisk} | R Documentation |
AT1P model calibration to market CDS data
Description
Compares CDS rates quoted on the market with theoric CDS rates calculeted by the function
cds
and looks for the parameters to be used into at1p
for returning the default intensities corresponding to real market CDS rates performing the
minimization of the objective function.
Usage
calibrate.at1p(V0, cdsrate, r, t, ...)
Arguments
V0 |
firm value at time |
cdsrate |
CDS rates from market. |
r |
a vector of risk-free rate. |
t |
a vector of debt maturity structure. |
... |
additional parameters used in |
Details
Inside calibrate.at1p
, the function objfn
takes the input a
vector of parameters and returns the mean error occurred estimating CDS rates with
cds
function. The inputs used in cds
are the default intensities calculated by
the at1p
function with the calibrated parameters. In particular the error is
calculated as:
\frac{1}{n}\sum_{i=1}^n (c^{ds}-c^{ds}_{mkt})^2.
This quantity is a function of the default intensities and it is the objective function to be minimized in order to take optimal solutions for intensities.
Value
calibrate.at1p
returns an object of class data.frame
with calculated parameters of
the at1p
model and the error occurred in the minimization procedure.
References
Damiano Brigo, Massimo Morini, Andrea Pallavicini (2013) Counterparty Credit Risk, Collateral and Funding. With Pricing Cases for All Asset Classes
Examples
calibrate.at1p(V0 = 1, cdsrate = cdsdata$Par.spread, r = cdsdata$ED.Zero.Curve,
t = cdsdata$Maturity)