SEM. INTENSIVE PROGRAMME: FINANCE AND ENERGY MARKET in BOLOGNA
Andrea Bianchi, Hera S.p.a.: Industrial Partner
Tiziano Vargiolu, University of Padua: Quantitative methods for energy markets
In this module students will review some of the most common models used in energy markets, which are characterized by specific stylized facts like seasonality and mean-reversion. We will then see which are the most common techniques to price some derivative assets typical of energy markets, like options written on illiquid assets, Asian-like options and structured products, where the final customer has multiple optionalities that can be exercised.
Fabio Gobbi, University of Bologna: Introduction to programming in R
Students will be provided with an introduction to R as a statistical software, with applications to copulas, monte carlo pricing and numerical optimization.
Leonardo Bortolan, Prometeia: Lab Tutor
Suggested Preliminary Readings:
E. Edoli, S. Fiorenzani, T. Vargiolu. Optimization methods in gas and power markets. Palgrave MacMillan 2016
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