Example #1
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def load_market_data(rundate,
                     path,
                     json_name='MarketData.json',
                     cva_default=True):
    """
    Loads a json marketdata file and corresponding calendar (assumed to be named 'calendars.cal')
    :param rundate: folder inside path where the marketdata file resides
    :param path: root folder for the marketdata, calendar and trades
    :param json_name: name of the marketdata json file (default MarketData.json)
    :param cva_default: loads a survival curve with recovery 50% (useful for testing)
    :return: a context object with the data and calendars loaded
    """
    from riskflow.adaptiv import AdaptivContext as Context

    context = Context()
    context.parse_json(os.path.join(path, rundate, json_name))
    context.parse_calendar_file(os.path.join(path, 'calendars.cal'))

    context.params['System Parameters']['Base_Date'] = pd.Timestamp(rundate)

    if cva_default:
        context.params['Price Factors']['SurvivalProb.DEFAULT'] = {
            'Recovery_Rate':
            0.5,
            'Curve':
            utils.Curve([],
                        [[0.0, 0.0], [.5, .01], [1, .02], [3, .07], [5, .15],
                         [10, .35], [20, .71], [30, 1.0]]),
            'Property_Aliases':
            None
        }

    return context
Example #2
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 def as_internal(dct):
     if '.Curve' in dct:
         return utils.Curve(dct['.Curve']['meta'],
                            dct['.Curve']['data'])
     elif '.Percent' in dct:
         return utils.Percent(dct['.Percent'])
     elif '.Deal' in dct:
         return construct_instrument(
             dct['.Deal'], self.params['Valuation Configuration'])
     elif '.Basis' in dct:
         return utils.Basis(dct['.Basis'])
     elif '.Descriptor' in dct:
         return utils.Descriptor(dct['.Descriptor'])
     elif '.DateList' in dct:
         return utils.DateList(
             OrderedDict([(Timestamp(date), val)
                          for date, val in dct['.DateList']]))
     elif '.DateEqualList' in dct:
         return utils.DateEqualList([[Timestamp(values[0])] + values[1:]
                                     for values in dct['.DateEqualList']
                                     ])
     elif '.CreditSupportList' in dct:
         return utils.CreditSupportList(dct['.CreditSupportList'])
     elif '.DateOffset' in dct:
         return DateOffset(**dct['.DateOffset'])
     elif '.Offsets' in dct:
         return utils.Offsets(dct['.Offsets'])
     elif '.Timestamp' in dct:
         return Timestamp(dct['.Timestamp'])
     elif '.ModelParams' in dct:
         return ModelParams((dct['.ModelParams']['modeldefaults'],
                             dct['.ModelParams']['modelfilters']))
     return dct
Example #3
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    def get_tenor(self):
        """Gets the tenor points stored in the Curve attribute"""
        if self.param['Curve'] is None or not isinstance(
                self.param['Curve'], utils.Curve):
            self.param['Curve'] = utils.Curve([], [(0.0, 0.0)])

        # make sure there are no duplicate tenors
        tenors = np.unique(self.param['Curve'].array[:, 0])
        rates = np.interp(tenors, *self.param['Curve'].array.T)
        self.param['Curve'].array = np.vstack((tenors, rates)).T
        return self.param['Curve'].array[:, 0]
Example #4
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 def reduce_curve(self, factor, price_factors, interpolation='Hermite'):
     tenors = self.benchmark_tenors()
     factor_name = utils.check_tuple_name(factor)
     # fetch the actual rates
     rates = np.interp(tenors, *price_factors[factor_name]['Curve'].array.T)
     # overwrite the 'Curve'
     price_factors[factor_name]['Curve'] = utils.Curve([],
                                                       np.dstack(
                                                           (tenors,
                                                            rates))[-1])
     # set the interpolation
     price_factors[factor_name]['Interpolation'] = interpolation
Example #5
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def makeflatcurve(curr, bps, daycount='ACT_365', tenor=30):
    """
    generates a constant (flat) curve in basis points with the given daycount and tenor
    :return: a dictionary containing the curve definition
    """
    return {
        'Currency':
        curr,
        'Curve':
        utils.Curve([], [[0, bps * 0.01 * 0.01], [tenor, bps * 0.01 * 0.01]]),
        'Day_Count':
        daycount,
        'Property_Aliases':
        None,
        'Sub_Type':
        'None'
    }
Example #6
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 def get_tenor(self):
     """Gets the tenor points stored in the Curve attribute"""
     if self.param['Quanto_FX_Volatility'] is None:
         self.param['Quanto_FX_Volatility'] = utils.Curve([], [(0.0, 0.0)])
     return self.param['Quanto_FX_Volatility'].array[:, 0]
Example #7
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 def pushCurve(strg, loc, toks):
     '''need to allow differentiation between adding a spread and scaling by a factor'''
     return utils.Curve(
         [], toks[0].asList()) if len(toks) == 1 else utils.Curve(
             toks[:-1], toks[-1].asList())