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Finance / Investment / Volatility smile / Local volatility / Stochastic volatility / Volatility / Implied volatility / Black–Scholes / Foreign-exchange option / Financial economics / Mathematical finance / Options
Date: 2009-12-05 08:15:55
Finance
Investment
Volatility smile
Local volatility
Stochastic volatility
Volatility
Implied volatility
Black–Scholes
Foreign-exchange option
Financial economics
Mathematical finance
Options

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