Revisiting Stochastic Collocation with Exponential Splines for an Arbitrage-Free Interpolation of Option Prices
Fabien Le Floc'h

TL;DR
This paper examines the effectiveness of stochastic collocation with exponential quadratic splines for arbitrage-free option price interpolation, comparing two different parameter optimization strategies.
Contribution
It provides a detailed analysis of fixing versus optimizing spline parameters, offering insights into more effective arbitrage-free interpolation methods.
Findings
Optimal parameter fixing improves interpolation stability
Exponential splines effectively prevent arbitrage opportunities
Method comparison guides better spline-based option pricing
Abstract
We revisit the stochastic collocation method using the exponential of a quadratic spline. In particular, we look in details whether it is more appropriate to fix the ordinates and optimize the abscissae of an interpolating spline or to fix the abscissae and optimize the parameters of a B-spline representation.
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TopicsStochastic processes and financial applications
