Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The multifactor version of copula models has the ability to generate complex correlation structure among defaults that is useful in fitting the base correlation skew. Hover, multifactor models have often been dismissed for their intractability. Even the semianalytical approach using Laplace trans- forms is computationally challenging, because although the model is tractable upon conditioning on the factors, unconditioning usually requires high efforts of integrating out the factors. To circum- vent this problem, this paper develops a fast, closed-form approximation to the Laplace transform in multifactor models. The method, which approximates the conditional transform in a way that lends itself to closed-form unconditioning in arbitrarily high dimensions, is applicable to a range of models with Gaussian factors, including models that extend the standard Gaussian copula to allow stochastic recovery rates and factor loadings.  analyze the accuracy and convergence properties of the approximation. Numerical examples illustrate the speed and accuracy of the method.
['Paul Glasserman', 'Sira Suchintabandid']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Quadratic Transform Approximation for CDO Pricing in Multifactor Models
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