Mean-variance hedging with random volatility jumps
Authors:
Francesca Biagini;
Paolo Guasoni a
| Affiliation: | a Research Department, Bank of Italy, Roma, Italy |
DOI:
10.1081/SAP-120004112
Publication Frequency:
6 issues per year
Published in:
Stochastic Analysis and Applications,
Volume
20,
Issue
3
October
2002
, pages 471
- 494
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Abstract
We introduce a general framework for stochastic volatility models, with the risky asset dynamics given by:
where (ω,η)∈(Ω H,FΩ⊗FH,PΩ⊗PH).
In particular, we allow for random discontinuities in the volatility σ and the drift μ. First we characterize the set of equivalent martingale measures, then compute the mean-variance optimal measure , using some results of Schweizer on the existence of an adjustment process β.
We show examples where the risk premium λ=(μ-r)/σ follows a discontinuous process, and make explicit calculations for .
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Keywords:
Hedging in incomplete markets;
Stochastic volatility models;
Mean-variance optimal measure;
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AMS Subject Classification: 60H30; 90A09;
JEL Subject Classification: G10
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, using some results of Schweizer on the existence of an adjustment process β.
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AMS Subject Classification: 60H30; 90A09;
JEL Subject Classification: G10
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