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Financial Management of Firms and Financial Institutions
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Meta - Analysis of the Categorization of EU Countries in the Context of Tax Competition 14 The gray GM(1,1) model applications in time series analysis - selected issues 22 Dividends as risk subject of taxation in Slovak republic 33 Firm Investment under Financial Market Imperfections 39 CFC Rules as stated in the standards of the OECD and EU a comparative study 46 The Analysis of the Golden Rule in the Balance Sheet of Selected Business AccountingEntities 54
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Corporate reputation, ownership structure and market value in the banking sector in Poland 62 Materiality of Deferred Tax Reporting Case of Czech Listed Companies 70 Reporting ability of financial statements of micro and small accounting entities after amendment of Act on Accounting 79 Selection of the optimal solution of the decision-making problem 87 Analysis of the financial performance by applying multi-level decomposition method 96 Non-traditional approach using mathematical programming to a stock investment portfolio making 106 Modified KSU-STEM as an appropriate tool for making a portfolio of open unit trusts 114 International Taxation of Dividends as Regulated in Double Tax Treaties a Case of the CzechRepublic 122
Modified method of area division in fractal dimension estimation 131Potential of blockchain technology 143
P/E, dividend yield and GDP growth in U.S.A.: The story of stock market valuation 151Leszek Czerwonka, Jacek Jaworski
Capital Structure Determinants of Industrial Companies Listed on the Warsaw StockExchange 157
Adaptive wavelet method for pricing options under the Stein-Stein stochastic volatility model 165 Valuation of the Two-Color Rainbow Real Options 173 Application and Comparison of the Methods for Influences Quantification Including SensitivityAnalysis 185
Location Factors of Headquarters of Largest Czech Enterprises 195 the Polish case 201 On the Issue of Commercial Insurance and Commercial Insurance Market in the Slovak Republik 209Durica Marek, Zvarikova Katarina
MDA vs. Logit bankruptcy models in the Slovak Republic 214 Evaluation of the Behavioral Differences in the FX Trading Approach with Regard to the Gender 222 Unconventional monetary policy tools in central banking globally and within the CzechRepublic 230
Nikola Milan, Marek Petr
Leverage of European Firms 237
ą-Wronka Aldona, Kozak Anna
The comparsion of various types of public-social partnerships in Poland in the light of the
empirical reasearch 246Glova Jozef
Intangible Assets and Their Valuation Using Direct Intellectual Capital Methods: Pros andCons 255
Guo Haochen
Hedging portfolio risk management with VaR 264
Estimation and analysis of value multipliers within processing industry in Czech Republic 270 Application of Sensitivity Analysis within Determination of Chosen Partial Effects on Company'sValue 277
Business Strategy Management: The Importance of Employees During Implementation ofStrategic Changes 284
The use of Big Data in terms of overhead costs 294 The nature and importance of dislosing information about interests in any subsidiaries, joint ventures and associates according to IFRSs 301Hospodka Jan,
Indicating Insolvency in Firms 312
DG method for the Hull-White option pricing model 320 Managing foreign exchange exposures in the context of ending the currency commitment of theCNB 328
Is the Financial Literacy Level of Finance and Law Students the Same? 336 Efficiency of financial institutions in the Visegrad Group according to Data Envelopment Analysis with dual-role variable 342Ilavska Iveta, Durica Marek
Delta and Gamma for Gap Options 350
Development and application of the Industry 4.0 principles in the selected firms and areas in theCzech Republic 357
Impact of Banking Union on the Banking industry in Slovak Republic 364 Inflation forecasting in company financial management (use and reliability) 372 Employees' Performance Management by Using MCDM Methods 383 Back-test of efficiency by combining technical indicators on the EUR/JPY 391 SD portfolio enhancement with and without short sales 400 Bayesian Estimation of Probability of Incidences of the Most Serious Oncological Diseases in theCzech Republic 407
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Use of Financial Instruments in the Czech Republic within the European Structural and Investment Funds in the Programming Period 2014-2020 415Kouaissah Noureddine, Ortobelli Lozza Sergio
Multivariate Dominance among financial sectors 423Banking sector 432
Break-even analysis under normally distributed input variables 440 A corporation structure draft for the selected Slovak companies 446 Application the Binomial Distribution, Hypergeometric Distribution and Poisson ProbabilityDistribution in Accounting 455
459Kuna-Marszalek Anetta, Marszalek Jakub
Greening the Green - Environmental and Financial Aspects of the American Green Bond MarketDevelopment 468
Performance management of business entities in light of comprehensive income concept 476Lando Tommaso, Bertoli-Barsotti Lucio
Income inequality and intersecting Lorenz curves: an empirical study 484 Comparison of valuation approaches of finished goods and work in progress 491 Assessment of Impact of Items Reducing Tax Base and Tax on Total Amount of Corporate IncomeTax in the Czech Republic in Selected Sectors 498
Malavasi Matteo, Ortobelli Sergio
Semiparametric Tests for Behavioral Finance Efficiency 507 Investigating the Distributional Properties of Highly Volatile Bitcoin Exchange Rate 514 Optimal Strategy for Homeowners about Mortgages in Eurozone in 2017 522Optimization and Testing of RSI 530
The impact of macroeconomic indicators on sovereign rating 538Mastalerz-Kodzis Adrianna
Multidimensional phenomena analysis with the use 543 The Quantification of Effectiveness as Precondition for Facility Management 552 Benefits and risks of using outsourcing of economic activities 560 The relationship between profitability and efficiency 568Michalkova Lucia, Kliestik Tomas
Determinants of value of tax shield in the Slovak Republic 574 Analysis of Blue-Collars and White-Collars Approach to Company's Attendance 583Ğ-Nawrocka Monika, Zeug-ĩ
The evaluation of the effectiveness of a long-term stocks investment strategy based on the largestLyapunov exponent 590
Impact of changes in accounting regulation on sanctions for its violation in selected countries 599Moravcikova Dominika, Kliestikova Jana
Brand valuation and recognition of Sedita with using a licence analogue method and the possibility of its use in creating the value of the enterprise 609 Comparative analysis of traditional and alternative financing of SMEs in Slovakia 617Investment Bubbles 625
The possibility of identification of high-risk suppliers from financial statements 636 The Use and Comparison of Survival Models for Corporate Bankruptcies 644 Determination of Credit Risk for Debt Assets Portfolio between 2016 and 2017 653Company in crisis 661
The Impact of Digitalization and Connectivity on Automotive OEM: SustainabilityDashboard 668
Comparison of the tax and contribution burden on the entrepreneur in Slovak legislation 678 Possibilities of Financial Statements Presentation for Micro Accounting Entities in the SlovakRepublic 687
Podhorska Ivana, Misankova Maria
study in Slovakia 692 Multi-criteria fuzzy modelling in the issue of portfolio selection 700 708Tax Implications of Non-monetary Capital Contributions in Corporations 716
Reuse Svend, Svoboda Martin
Czech PX-TR Derivation of Historical Data for the Performance Index and Analysis of twoTrading Strategies 723
Analysis of Variance of Economic Value Added to Chosen Industry in the Czech Republic 732Siekelova Anna, Svabova Lucia
Decision to provide trade credit based on selected models of financial health prediction in the chosen sector 740 Strategies of Portfolio Insurance at Extremal Risks 747Ĕ-Baron Anna
The efficiency of online auction market in Poland for chosen category of items 755Framework for Valuation of CAT Bonds 763
Impact Analysis of the European Structural Funds on Efficiency of Employment Issues in EuroArea 773
The significance of cross-currency basis in corporate finance 781Steinerowska-Streb Izabella
The impact of capital shortages on the financial investment sources of family firms 790 EBIT Construction and Its Impact on ROA: Does it Affect Corporate Rating? 798 Acquisition of the company: plan for the first 100 days 805Quality of the reporting under IFRS 8 of issuers of the quoted securities in the Czech
Republic 814
Estimation of Claim Frequency by Generalized Linear Models 821Human Capital Accounting 831
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Comparison of several alternatives to numerical pricing of options 851 Torri Gabriele, Giacometti Rosella, Rachev Svetlozar Option Pricing in Non-Gaussian Ornstein-Uhlenbeck Markets 857Tworek Piotr
Methods of Risk Identification in Management of Public Sector Organizations 866 Spatial Structure of Headquarters of Largest Enterprises in the Czech Republic 874 The Importance of Brand Portfolio Optimization 883Valaskova Katarina
Slovak Prediction Models in Economic Practice 891
Setting optimal limit of cover by stochastic optimisation 901 Concordance Rate between Time Series of Exchange Rates, Statistical andProbabilistic view 907
Vitali Sebastiano, Moriggia Vittorio
Pension fund ALM models with stochastic dominance 915Vokoun Marek
Impact of Innovation Outsourcing on the Financial Situation of Companies in the Czech Republic 923 931Determination of Risk Measure by Assuming Laplace Distribution 937
Zeug-ĩĞ-Nawrocka Monika
Risk Analysis of Fundamental Portfolio of Investment 944 Bond valuation under risk, flexibility and interaction on a game theory basis 951 11 International Scientic Conference Financial Management and Financial Institutions V©B-TU of Ostrava, Faculty of Economics, Department of FinanceOstrava 6 { 7September 2017DG method for the Hull-White option pricing modelJiøí Hozman
1, Tomá¹ Tichý2
Abstract
The main disadvantage of the Black-Scholes framework is that this approach can capture neither real nor risk-neutral market behaviour. Therefore many various extensions, such as incorporating of stochastic volatility into Black-Scholes model or replacing diusion processes by pure jump or jump-diusion processes, have been suggested. Among them, the Hull-White model used to be quite popular due to its ability to extend the Black- Scholes framework easily by letting the volatility itself be modeleled as a lognormal process as opposed to its constant value. A common mathematical approach to this model leads to the pricing equation represented by a degenerate parabolic partial dierential equation of two spatial and one temporal variables accompanied by the system of boundary and initial conditions. The presented numerical valuation process is based on the utilization of the discontinuous Galerkin method for space discretization and the Crank-Nicolson scheme in the time coordinate. Finally, reference numerical experiments on real market data illustrate comprehensive empirical ndings on options with stochastic volatility.Keywords
Option pricing, stochastic volatility, Hull-White model, discontinuous Galerkin method,Crank-Nicolson scheme.
JEL Classication: G22
1. Introduction
1 RNDr. Jiøí Hozman, Ph.D., Department of Mathematics and Didactics of Mathematics, Faculty ofScience, Humanities and Education, Technical University of Liberec, Studentská 2, 461 17 Liberec, Czech
Republic, e-mail: jiri.hozman@tul.cz.
2doc. Ing. Tomá¹ Tichý, Ph.D., Department of Finance, Faculty of Economics, V©B-TU Ostrava, Sokolská
33, 701 21 Ostrava, Czech Republic. e-mail: tomas.tichy@vsb.cz.
Both authors were supported through the Czech Science Foundation (GACR) under project 16-09541S. Fur-
thermore, the second author also acknowledges support provided within SP2017/32, an SGS research project
of VSB-TU Ostrava. The support is greatly acknowledged. 32011 International Scientic Conference Financial Management and Financial Institutions V©B-TU of Ostrava, Faculty of Economics, Department of FinanceOstrava 6 { 7September 2017
2. Generalizations of the Black-Scholes model
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