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Real-rate and inflation calibration: Changes for the end March 2010 calibration

Document ID: 2010-1728
Published on: 16th March 2010
Author: Jared Golden and Steffen Sorensen

This note explains our approach to Market Consistent and Real World real interest rate calibrations. In our ESG models, inflation is derived by subtracting real from nominal interest rates. Any changes to the real rate calibration approach will have an impact on inflation. We highlight some changes to our calibration approach which will be introduced at end-March 2010.

• Model
  • 2 Factor Black Karasinski Model
  • 2 Factor Vasicek Model
  • Constant Volatility Model
  • Credit Model
  • Equity Mean-Reversion Model
  • Exchange Rate Model
  • General Equity Model
  • Inflation Model
  • Libor Market Model
  • Local Volatility Model
  • Mortality Model
  • Mortgage-Backed Securities Model
  • Other Models
  • Stochastic Volatility & Jump Diffusion Model
  • Time-Varying Deterministic Volatility Model

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  • Joint Distribution
  • Exchange Rate / Currency
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  • Inflation
  • Interest Rates
  • Property

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  • Product Design & Governance
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  • Real World
• Calibration Targets
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• iESG
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• Monte Carlo Methodology
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