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Multivariate Binomial Approximations for Asset Prices with Non-Stationary Variance and Covariance Characteristics
In this paper, we suggest an efficient method of approximating a general, multivariate lognormal distribution by a multivariate binomial process. There are two important features of such multivariate distributions. First, the state variables may have volatilities that change over time. Second, the t
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