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Binomial Option Pricing Model. Finance and Statistics Models
Finance and Statistics Models Set (Set 1) contains different topics in finance and statistics from simple model such as computing standard deviation and mean to more advanced models such as Monte Carlo simulation, multivariate standard normal distribution, multiple regression, and option pricing models.
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Binomial Option Pricing Model Back to: Finance and Statistics Models Set (Set 1)
In this example, we derived call and put option price using the binomial model, also known as the Cox-Ross-Rubinstein option model. Note that binomial distribution will become normal when the number of steps (n) becomes large. Hence, when n increases, both of the call and put option prices estimated from the binomial model come close to the prices estimated from the Black-Scholes model.
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