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CLAIM HEDGING IN AN INCOMPLETE MARKET

Sun Wan-gui, Chunfeng Wang

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In this paper, we compare the performance of the optimal attainable payoffs (of a general claim) derived by the variance-optimal approach and the indifference argument under the mean-variance preference in an incomplete market. Both payoffs are expressed by the signed variance-optimal martingale measure. Our results are applied to the claim hedging under partial information.

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In this paper, we compare the performance of the optimal attainable payoffs (of a general claim) derived by the variance-optimal approach and the indifference argument under the mean-variance preference in an incomplete market. Both payoffs are expressed by the signed variance-optimal martingale measure. Our results are applied to the claim hedging under partial information.

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In this paper, we compare the performance of the optimal attainable payoffs (of a general claim) derived by the variance-optimal approach and the indifference argument under the mean-variance preference in an incomplete market. Both payoffs are expressed by the signed variance-optimal martingale measure. Our results are applied to the claim hedging under partial information.

Key concepts: Incomplete markets, Martingale (probability theory), Complete information, Economics, Variance (accounting), Econometrics, Mathematical economics, Preference

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