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Deriving Dependence Structure of Credit Derivatives: A Differential Evolution Approach
This paper focuses on the application of an original engineering global optimization algorithm, based on matrixing operators, positive semi-definite transformation and DE algorithm, for the resolution of constrained optimization problem for credit derivative correlation relationships. Results are analyzed confirming their efficiencies from a financial point view.