How to simulate interest rates in Python?

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The video
This video explains the Vasicek (1977) model, which can be used to simulate interest rates. There are many applications in finance and risk management where simulated interest rates can be useful. Vasicek model belongs to the class of one-factor interest rate models. These models have in common that only one factor (the market factor) drives interest rates. I will explain how this model works and how we can implement the model in Python. We will create our own class and two methods. The first method generates a Wiener process and the second method provides simulated interest rates using the Vasicek model.

GitHub
https://github.com/GerhardKling/Simulations

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