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fx double one touch option

financepy.products.fx.fx_double_one_touch_option

Class

FXDoubleOneTouchOption

FXDoubleOneTouchOption( expiry_dt: Date, option_type: DoubleBarrierTypes, lower_barrier_fx_rate: float, upper_barrier_fx_rate: float, payment_size: float = 1.0, ) -> None
Inherits from: FXOption
A FinFXOneTouchOption is an option in which the buyer receives a rebate if the FX rate touches either a lower barrier or an upper barrier at any time before the option expiry date and zero otherwise.

Methods

value

value( self, value_dt: Date, spot_fx_rate: float | numpy.ndarray, domestic_curve: DiscountCurve, foreign_curve: DiscountCurve, model: Model, )
FX One-Touch Option valuation using the Black-Scholes model assuming a continuous (American) barrier from value date to expiry. Handles both cash-or-nothing and asset-or-nothing options.

value_mc_slow

value_mc_slow( self, value_dt: Date, stock_price: float, domestic_curve: DiscountCurve, foreign_curve: DiscountCurve, model: Model, num_paths: int = 10000, num_steps_per_year: int = 252, seed: int = 4242, )
Double one touch Option valuation using the Black-Scholes model and Monte Carlo simulation. Accuracy is not great when compared to the analytical result as we only observe the barrier a finite number of times. The convergence is slow.

value_mc_bb_slow

value_mc_bb_slow( self, value_dt: Date, stock_price: float, domestic_curve: DiscountCurve, foreign_curve: DiscountCurve, model: Model, num_steps_per_year: int = 52, num_paths: int = 100000, seed = 42, )

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value_mc

value_mc( self, value_dt: Date, spot_fx_rate: float, domestic_curve: DiscountCurve, foreign_curve: DiscountCurve, model: Model, num_steps_per_year: int = 52, num_paths: int = 1000000, seed: int = 42, ) -> float
PV via Brownian-bridge Monte Carlo with Numba parallelism. - KNOCK_IN (double one-touch): pays K if a barrier is touched before expiry. - KNOCK_OUT (double no-touch): pays K if neither barrier is touched before expiry.
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