09/03/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 09/03/2025 12:57
09/03/2025 08:57 AM
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The Heath, Jarrow and Morton [1992] framework for simulation and valuation using risk-free interest rates has been called "the most important paper in financial economics in the last 50 years." The Center for Applied Quantitative Finance provides the risk-neutral and empirical risk-free interest rates for government bond markets when the government is among the least risky of 183 sovereigns according to the KRIS® default probability service and when those markets have a large amount of bonds outstanding. The CAQF team, under the direction of Professor Robert Jarrow and Dr. Donald R. van Deventer, combines these forward-looking Monte Carlo yield simulations with the no-arbitrage foreign exchange rate model of Amin and Jarrow [1992] to generate both risk-neutral and empirical foreign exchange rates. Using a 14-country "World" interest rate database with more than 110,000 observations, the CAQF team has derived a 12-factor World HJM parameter set of stochastic volatility functions and foreign exchange rate dynamics.
A summary simulation description and summary distributions for 3-month yields and 10-year yields are available for key markets in Asia (Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, and Thailand), North America (Canada and the United States) and Europe (Germany, Sweden, and the United Kingdom). Full simulation output is available via the KRIS risk data service. Links to this week's results are given below:
Australian Government Securities Yields and Australian Dollar Exchange Rates
Japanese Government Bond Yields and Yen Exchange Rates
New Zealand Treasury Yields and New Zealand Dollar Exchange Rates
Singapore Government Bond Yields and Singapore Dollar Exchange Rates
Thai Government Bond Yields and Thai Baht Exchange Rates
German Bund Yields and Euro Exchange Rates
Swedish Government Bond Yields and Swedish Krona Exchange Rates
United Kingdom Gilt Yields and Pound Exchange Rates
Canadian Government Bond Yields and Canadian Dollar Exchange Rates
United States Treasury Bond Yields
Sample Simulation Summary: Japan
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