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Wat is Cheyette model?

Definition 10.7 Rates, Credit, XVA and Risk · Hoofdstuk 10 — Modelling Overnight-Rate Products

A Cheyette model (1992) is an HJM model whose forward volatility factorises as σf(t,T)=σr(t,xt,yt) e−κ(T−t)\sigma_f(t,T) = \sigma_r(t,x_t,y_t)\,e^{-\kappa(T-t)}. Then f(t,T)=f(0,T)+e−κ(T−t)(xt+B(t,T)yt)f(t,T) = f(0,T)+e^{-\kappa(T-t)}\bigl(x_t+B(t,T)y_t\bigr) with two state variables, dx=(y−κx) dt+σr dWdx = (y-\kappa x)\,dt+\sigma_r\,dW and dy=(σr2−2κy) dtdy = (\sigma_r^2-2\kappa y)\,dt. With deterministic σr\sigma_r it is Hull–White; letting σr\sigma_r depend on xx gives a local-volatility (skewed) short-rate model that is still Markov in (x,y)(x,y).

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