Interest rate derivatives in a CTMC setting: pricing, replication and Ross recovery
We consider a financial market in which the short rate is modeled by a continuous time Markov chain (CTMC) with a finite state space. In this setting, we show how to price any financial derivative whose payoff is a function of the state of the underlying CTMC at the maturity date. We also show how to replicate such claims by trading only a money market account and zero-coupon bonds. Finally, using an extension of Ross' Recovery Theorem due to Qin and Linetsky, we deduce the real-world dynamics of the CTMC.
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