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Numerical solution of fractional Black‐Scholes model of American put option pricing via a nonstandard finite difference method: Stability and convergent analysis

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In this paper, a free boundary fractional Black‐Scholes (FBS) model of American put option pricing is investigated. To convert the free boundary FBS model to a model with known boundary… Click to show full abstract

In this paper, a free boundary fractional Black‐Scholes (FBS) model of American put option pricing is investigated. To convert the free boundary FBS model to a model with known boundary condition, the quasi‐stationary method is applied, which leads to solvability of the American put option problem. Then, a nonstandard finite difference method and Grünwald‐Letnikov approximation are respectively used to approximate the derivatives with respect to stock price and time fractional derivative to get a fractional nonstandard finite difference problem. It is then shown that the proposed method is stable and convergent. The uniqueness of the approximate solution is also proved for the proposed method. Our numerical results indicate that the general physical conditions of American put option valuation formulas under the FBS model are satisfied.

Keywords: put option; nonstandard finite; american put; finite difference

Journal Title: Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences
Year Published: 2019

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