Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Part I Point Processes
- Part II Optimal Control in Discrete Time
- Part III Optimal Control in Continuous Time
- Part IV Non-Linear Filtering Theory
- Part V Applications in Financial Economics
- 16 Basic Arbitrage Theory
- 17 Poisson-Driven Stock Prices
- 18 The Simplest Jump-Diffusion Model
- 19 A General Jump-Diffusion Model
- 20 The Merton Model
- 21 Determining a Unique Q
- 22 Good-Deal Bounds
- 23 Diversifiable Risk
- 24 Credit Risk and Cox Processes
- 25 Interest-Rate Theory
- 26 Equilibrium Theory
- References
- Index of Symbols
- Subject Index
22 - Good-Deal Bounds
from Part V - Applications in Financial Economics
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 May 2021
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Part I Point Processes
- Part II Optimal Control in Discrete Time
- Part III Optimal Control in Continuous Time
- Part IV Non-Linear Filtering Theory
- Part V Applications in Financial Economics
- 16 Basic Arbitrage Theory
- 17 Poisson-Driven Stock Prices
- 18 The Simplest Jump-Diffusion Model
- 19 A General Jump-Diffusion Model
- 20 The Merton Model
- 21 Determining a Unique Q
- 22 Good-Deal Bounds
- 23 Diversifiable Risk
- 24 Credit Risk and Cox Processes
- 25 Interest-Rate Theory
- 26 Equilibrium Theory
- References
- Index of Symbols
- Subject Index
Summary
In this chapter we present an approach to pricing in incomplete markets where, instead of looking for a unique price, we look for "reasonable" pricing bounds. The term reasonable is formalized as a bound on the market price of risk, and it turns out that the "good-deal bounds" can be computed by solving a standard stochastic control problem. The theory is then applied to an example.
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- Point Processes and Jump DiffusionsAn Introduction with Finance Applications, pp. 240 - 248Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2021