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Real-world models for multiple term structures: a unifying HJM semimartingale framework (2411.01983v2)

Published 4 Nov 2024 in q-fin.MF and math.PR

Abstract: We develop a unified framework for modeling multiple term structures arising in financial, insurance, and energy markets, adopting an extended Heath-Jarrow-Morton (HJM) approach under the real-world probability. We study market viability and characterize the set of local martingale deflators. We conduct an analysis of the associated stochastic partial differential equation (SPDE), addressing existence and uniqueness of solutions, invariance properties and existence of affine realizations.

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