Perpetual callable American volatility options in a mean-reverting volatility model
This paper investigates problems associated with the valuation of callable American volatility put options. Our approach involves modeling volatility dynamics as a mean-reverting 3/2 volatility process. We first propose a pricing formula for the perpetual American knock-out put. Under the given conditions, the value of perpetual callable American volatility put options is discussed.
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