Valuing Bonds with Embedded Average Price Options Easton, Stephen A. 10.4225/03/59377a868d57b https://bridges.monash.edu/articles/journal_contribution/Valuing_Bonds_with_Embedded_Average_Price_Options/5084959 Average price options are based on the average (either arithmetic or geometric) price of the underlying asset during an option's life. Recently, Australia's largest private bank, the National Australia Bank, and the regional Metway Bank, have issued bonds that contain embedded arithmetic average share index options. The purpose of this paper is to value these options using Monte Carlo simulation, and then to value the bonds themselves. Using a wide range of estimates of the parameters that determine the values of these bonds, it would appear that the fixed-term deposits offered by these same banks represent more profitable investments. 2017-06-07 04:01:09 1959.1/35578 1996 Bonds Monte Carlo Simulation monash:6834 Average price options