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Manuscript received May 30, 2023; revised January 16, 2024; accepted January 29, 2024; published February 6, 2024
Abstract—The vanilla European barrier options on stocks
with the condition that the market closes and opens periodically
in a day are given analysis. Inspired by Vitalis Siven et al.,
Barrier options and lumpy dividends 2009, we show that in the
Black-Scholes model under the principal risk-neutral analysis
with the cash market close, dividend-free barrier option prices
can be expressed in terms of well-behaved one- or multidimensional
integrals, depending on the number of simulation
days. With more than one day, the higher integral dimensions
cause more computational power and longer time, but we show
that especially for the down-and-out barrier options, the option
prices for longer simulation periods can be approximated
directly.
Keywords—barrier option, market close, numerical
integration, down-and-out call
Cite: Luo Long, " Barrier Option Pricing With Cash Market Closing," International Journal of Trade, Economics and Finance vol.15, no.1, pp. 9-13, 2024.
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