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Seminario del 2013
2013
11 aprile
Prof.ssa Claudia Ceci, Università degli Studi “G. D'Annunzio” , Pescara
nel ciclo di seminari: SEMINARI DI FINANZA MATEMATICA
Seminario di finanza matematica
A financial market in the case where there are restrictions on the
available is considered. We provide the Galtchouk-Kunita-Watanabe
representation for a contingent claim under restricted information and,
as a consequence, we deduce existence and uniqueness for the solution of
linear backward stochastic differential equations (BSDEs) driven by a
general càdlàg martingale in a partial information setting. Next, this
result is extended to non linear BSDEs with Lipschitz driver and we
provide the Föllmer-Schweizer decomposition (in the restricted
information framework) with respect to an underlying risky asset price
process described by a semimartingale. We discuss an application to
risk-minimization. First, in the case where the risky asset price
process is directly modeled under a martingale measure. Second, in the
more general semimartingale case by introducing the concept of locally
risk-minimizing strategies and characterizing the optimal strategy via
the Föllmer Schweizer decomposition under restricted information.
Finally, an example in the martingale case shows how to compute the
risk-minimizing hedging strategy in terms of the filter when the risky
asset price is described by a jump-diffusion process. More precisely, we
assume that the behavior of the risky asset price depends on an
unobservable stochastic factor and that the investors can only observe
the prices but not the stochastic factor which affects their
dynamics.