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What does HJM stand for?

Heath-Jarrow-Morton (model)


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Jarrow, an originator of the Heath-Jarrow-Morton multi-factor term structure model.
The "arbitrage" approach initiated by Ho and Lee (1986) and generalized by Heath-Jarrow-Morton (1992) (HJM), takes the initial term structure as given and, using the no-arbitrage condition, derives some restrictions on the drift term of the process of the forward rates under the risk-neutral probability measure Q.
No-Arbitrage Models Of The Term Structure: Ho-Lee And Heath-Jarrow-Morton.

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