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Imamura Lab
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The lab uses the mathematics of probability to determine prices and risks in uncertain financial and insurance markets.
AboutAbout the lab
Reading an uncertain future through probabilistic models.
The Imamura Lab studies markets and financial and insurance products whose futures are uncertain, using mathematical models of randomly evolving movements over time to determine prices, risks, and optimal investment strategies.
In particular, it works on methods for computing derivative prices, risk-controlled asset management, and evaluating the soundness of insurance.
To handle complex models close to reality, the lab uses numerical computation and also considers how to verify its correctness from the theoretical side.
Its specialties are mathematical finance and stochastic analysis, and it lists derivative theory, actuarial science, and stochastic process theory as keywords.
Key terms
- Derivatives
- Financial products whose value is determined by the price movements of an underlying asset such as stocks or interest rates
- Stochastic process theory
- A theory that treats quantities moving randomly over time as mathematical models
- Actuarial science
- A field that evaluates the value and soundness of insurance products using mathematical models
ResearchResearch themes
This lab works to understand and solve problems in finance and insurance through the theory of stochastic processes. In mathematical finance, probabilistic models make it possible to learn the value and fair price of a product and the magnitude of its return and risk, and to decide future strategies.
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- Associate ProfessorYuri Imamura
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