Inflexible Multi-Asset Hedging of incomplete market
Xiao, Ruochen, Feng, Qiaochu, Deng, Ruxin
–arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Trading in real market has lots of risks and limits such as transactions costs, discrete time hedging dates, illiquidity and non-tradable risk factors. These factors make results under the completeness assumption unreliable in most of time. This paper aims to solve hedging problems with three sources of incompleteness: volume risks, discrete tradable dates, and illiquidity constraints. Based on Merton's jump-diffusion model, many studies have been done over the simulation of extreme value movements. In [1],bilateral gamma distribution have excellent degree of fitting the German stock index(DAX).In this paper, a degraded bilateral gamma distribution: variance gamma distribution [2] is taken to simulate the jump size in the classic jump-diffusion model.
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
May-11-2023