英文摘要 |
Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to explore the performance of the implied stochastic volatility (ISV) approach in fitting the implied volatility surface (IVS) of USD/JPY and to analyze the hedging performance under standard and minimum variance (MV) delta. Design/methodology/approach–In this study, the ISV approach proposed by Aït-Sahalia et al. (2021) is mainly used to construct the IVS and parameter estimation using the Heston model as the model base. Findings–Firstly, based on the Heston model, the ISV approach has better in-sample and out-of-sample fitting ability compared to the conventional approach. On the other hand, we demonstrate that the ISV approach is effective in improving the accuracy of the hedging, especially in terms of the MV delta, using a delta-neutral hedging strategy. Research limitations/implications–The ISV approach incorporates information about the shape characteristics of the IVS into the parameter estimation procedure, making it more effective in capturing the dynamics of the underlying asset and volatility. Practical implications/Social implications–The ISV approach integrates the advantages of no-arbitrage models and polynomial models to present volatility dynamics in a more comprehensive way. On the other hand, the methodology has significant economic implications for both academic and practical applications. Originality/value–This study is the first empirical study using the ISV approach in the FX option market. The study confirms the economic significance of incorporating shape characteristics into the parameters. |