Abstract
Constant maturity swaps (CMS) and CMS spread options are analysed in the multi-factor HJM framework. For Gaussian models, which include a version of the Libor Market Models and the G2++ model, explicit approximated pricing formulae are provided. Two approximating approaches are proposed: an exact solution to an approximated equation and an approximated solution to the exact equation. The first approach borrows from previous literature on other models; the second approach is new. For the latter, the price approximation errors are smaller than in the previous literature and negligible in practice. These approaches are being used here to price standard CMS and CMS spreads and can be used for other European exotic products.
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