Abstract

We consider various methods for an efficient numerical computation of the Delta vector of a Bermudan swaption in a LIBOR market model setting. All methods are based on the least-squares Montel Carlo method of Longstaff & Schwartz (2001). Among them, we present three new approaches: a new version of the adjoint method introduced by Leclerc et al. (2009), a path-wise method based on the use of the forward drift, and a likelihood ratio approach. The new version of the adjoint method shows superior performance compared with the other methods.

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