Higher-order ATM asymptotics for the CGMY model via the characteristic function

Abstract

Using only the characteristic function, we derive short-time at-the-money (ATM) call-price asymptotics for the exponential CGMY model with activity parameter Y∈(1,2). The Lipton--Lewis formula expresses the normalized ATM call price, denoted c(t,0), in terms of the characteristic exponent, which, upon rescaling at the rate t-1/Y from the Y-stable domain of attraction, yields c(t,0) = d1 t1/Y + d2 t + o(t) as t 0. The first-order coefficient d1 is the known stable limit from the domain of attraction of a symmetric Y-stable law, and d2 is given by an explicit integral involving the characteristic exponent and the limiting stable exponent. We then extract closed-form higher-order coefficients by keeping the full Lipton--Lewis integrand intact and introducing a dynamic cutoff that partitions the domain into inner, core, and tail regions, establishing the expansion with controlled remainder. All coefficients are verified numerically against existing closed-form expressions where available.

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