Undervisningsplan

DatoUndervises avStedTemaKommentarer / ressurser
07.12.2011GdN? ? Exercises, revision, open questions? ?
23.11.2011GdN? ? Equilibrium in complete markets.? Continuation and conclusion of the topic:

  • optimization for any single agents in the market

  • definition of equilibrium

  • characterization of equilibrium

  • representative agent

  • existence of equilibrium

Ref: [KS] Sections 4.1-4.5.

An example of computations can be found here

Suggested exercises on this topic: Exercise 8?

16.11.2011GdN? ? Constrained consumption and investment. Equilibrium in complete markets.? Continuation:

  • Example/exercise related to the topic

Suggested exercises on this topic: Exercise 7

Introduction to some elements of equilibrium theory:

  • interacting agents in the market

  • assumption on endowment

  • single agent optimization problem, admissible portfolio, budget constraints

Ref:[KS] Chapter 4.?

09.11.2011GdN? ? Constrained consumption and investmet? Optimization under constrains on the portfolios represented by a closed convex set.

  • Analysis of the constrains and description of the associated family of unconstrained markets

  • Relationship between the optimal performance in each of these markets and the optimal performance in the original market

  • Sufficient condition for the existence of a solution to the constrained optimization problem

Ref: [KS] Section 6.1, 6.2, 6.3?

02.11.2011GdN? ? Exercises? Correction of some selection of suggested exercises?
26.10.2011GdN? ? Pricing in markets with constraint on portfolios.? Finishing of the topic:

  • completion of the proof of the characterization of the upperhedging price

  • special case of constant coefficients

Ref: [KS] Section 5.6, 5.7

Exercises in class: corrections/comments from the previous round?

19.10.2011GdN? ? Pricing in markets with constraint on portfolios. ? Continuation of the topic:

  • characterization of the upperhedging price

Ref: [KS] Section 5.6

Some comments about inequalities are here: Note

Some suggested exercises for 2.11 on the topic are here: Exercise 5 and Exercise 6 ?

12.10.2011? ? ? No classes?
05.10.2011GdN? ? Pricing in markets with constraint on portfolios.? The market incompleteness is given by a set of constraints on the portfolios. The topics discussed:

  • admissible consumption/investments schemes and budget constraints

  • consistency of the description of the concepts in the market with constraints with the market without constraints: replicability results, unconstrained hedging price.

  • upperhedging price and attainability in presence of constraint

  • revision of the pricing in an unconstrained market

Introduction to the family of auxiliary markets as a way to introduce the constraint on portfolios into the markets' description: use of the support function

Ref: [KS] Section 5.2 , 5.4, 5.4, 5.5?

28.09.2011GdN? ? Exercises? Exercises on single-agent consumption and investment?
21.09.2011GdN? ? Single-agent consumption and investment ? Conclusion of the topic:

  • solution of the optimization problem (OP)

  • association to the auxiliary optimization problem (aOP)

  • Lagrange method/martingale method for the solution via a family of non-constrained problems (uOP)

Ref in [KS] Sections 3.5, 3.6, 3.7

Some exercises suggested for next time are here:Exercise 1 , Exercise 2 , Exercise 3 , and Exercise 4

Introduction of the topic: Pricing in markets with constraint on portfolios.

Ref: [KS] Section 5.2?

14.09.2011? ? ? No classes?
07.09.2011GdN? ? Single-agent consumption and investment? Continuation from 24.8:

  • Other basic concepts including the "Budget constraint". Introduction to utility functions.

Ref in [KS] Sections 3.3, 3.4?

31.08.2011GdN? ? On local martingales and extended Ito integration? Some mathematical background:

  • Quick introduction/revision of (continuous) local martingales, classical Ito integration, extended Ito integration

Ref: any book in stochastic integration in the general set-up of continuous local martingales, e.g. Karatzas and Shreve "Brownian motion and stochastic calculus", Rogers and Williams "Diffusions, Markov processes and Martingales" Vol II.?

24.08.2011Giulia DiNunno? Niels Henrik Abels hus, Rom 637? Introduction to the course. Single-agent consumption and investment ? The start:

  • Some information on the course

  • Detailed description of the background knowledge in stochastic analysis useful for the course (Brownian motion, Ito stochastic integration, Ito formula, SDEs, martingales, local martingales, Girsanvo theorem, Ito representation theorem).

  • Beginning of the program: Single-agent consumption and investment. First definitions and concepts.

Ref in: [KS] Sections 3.2, 3.3?

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