多心理账户下机构投资者的风险优化研究

从决策有限理性角度，引入行为金融理论于机构投资风险优化系统，对多心理账户条件下机构投资的风险优化设计进行了研究。以Friedman和Savage之谜为释例，对机构投资风险优化中的诸多非标准金融异像进行了解释。以Shefrin和Statman行为证券组合理论为核心，建立了多心理账户条件下机构投资的风险优化模型，为机构投资的风险优化实践提供了一种量化分析工具。     

一种有交易费用的交互式组合证券投资方法

本基于乘积最大化准则，提出一种新的交互式组合证券投资方法，即将不可微的双目标规划问题转化为可微的单目标规划问题。该方法可以充分考虑投资的要求，在考虑交易费用的前提下，在整个投资方案达到投资要求底限的同时，实现收益和风险的权衡。     

Sufficient Stochastic Maximum Principle for the Optimal Control of Jump Diffusions and Applications to Finance

We give a verification theorem by employing Arrow's generalization of the Mangasarian sufficient condition to a general jump diffusion setting and show the connections of adjoint processes to dynamic programming. The result is applied to financial optimization problems.     

线性加指数效用函数的组合投资研究

应用无差异曲线法较好地解决了在投资决策分析中具有特殊重要地位的线性加指数效用函数的最优组合投资比例的求解问题,并给出实例予以说明.     

奇异协方差阵下证券组合的有效子集

Szeg\"{o}曾猜想当协方差阵奇异时可能存在有效子集, 本文在奇异协方差阵下利用有效组合的通解, 给出了证券组合有效子集的一个等价定义, 并得到了在证券全集中存在有效子集的充要条件,还给出了证券子集为有效子集的一些新的充要条件.     

Maximum Principle for a Stochastic Optimal Control Problem and Application to Portfolio/Consumption Choice

We consider mainly an optimal control problem motivated by a portfolio and consumption choice problem in a financial market where the utility of the investor is assumed to have a given homogeneous form. A Pontryagin local maximum principle is obtained by using classical variational methods. We apply the result to make optimal portfolio and consumption decisions for the problem under consideration. The optimal selection coincides with the one obtained in Refs. 1 and 2, where the Bellman dynamic programming principle was used.     

A Mean–variance analysis of arbitrage portfolios

Based on the careful analysis of the definition of arbitrage portfolio and its return, the author presents a mean–variance analysis of the return of arbitrage portfolios, which implies that Korkie and Turtle's results ( B. Korkie, H.J. Turtle, A mean–variance analysis of self-financing portfolios, Manage. Sci. 48 (2002) 427–443) are misleading. A practical example is given to show the difference between the arbitrage portfolio frontier and the usual portfolio frontier.     

Sequential optimizing strategy in multi-dimensional bounded forecasting games

We propose a sequential optimizing betting strategy in the multi-dimensional bounded forecasting game in the framework of game-theoretic probability of Shafer and Vovk (2001) [10]. By studying the asymptotic behavior of its capital process, we prove a generalization of the strong law of large numbers, where the convergence rate of the sample mean vector depends on the growth rate of the quadratic variation process. The growth rate of the quadratic variation process may be slower than the number of rounds or may even be zero. We also introduce an information criterion for selecting efficient betting items. These results are then applied to multiple asset trading strategies in discrete-time and continuous-time games. In the case of a continuous-time game we present a measure of the jaggedness of a vector-valued continuous process. Our results are examined by several numerical examples.     

Markov dilation of Diffusion Type Processes and Its Application to the Financial Mathematics

The Markov dilation of diffusion type processes is defined. Infinitesimal operators and stochastic differential equations for the obtained Markov processes are described. Some applications to the integral representation for functionals of diffusion type processes and to the construction of a replicating portfolio for a non-terminal contingent claim are considered.     

No Arbitrage and the Growth Optimal Portfolio

Abstract

Recently, several papers have expressed an interest in applying the Growth Optimal Portfolio (GOP) for pricing derivatives. We show that the existence of a GOP is equivalent to the existence of a strictly positive martingale density. Our approach circumvents two assumptions usually set forth in the literature: 1) infinite expected growth rates are permitted and 2) the market does not need to admit an equivalent martingale measure. In particular, our approach shows that models featuring credit constrained arbitrage may still allow a GOP to exist because this type of arbitrage can be removed by a change of numéraire. However, if the GOP exists the market admits an equivalent martingale measure under some numéraire and hence derivatives can be priced. The structure of martingale densities is used to provide a new characterization of the GOP which emphasizes the relation to other methods of pricing in incomplete markets. The case where GOP denominated asset prices are strict supermartingales is analyzed in the case of pure jump driven uncertainty.