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Pliska S.R. — Introduction to Mathematical Finance
Pliska S.R. — Introduction to Mathematical Finance



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Íàçâàíèå: Introduction to Mathematical Finance

Àâòîð: Pliska S.R.

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This book grew out of lecture notes organized for a PhD class which Stanley Pliska taight in Japan. The work continued when he was a Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics in 1992. A preliminary version of the book was tried out in a 1994 PhD class at the University of Illinois in Chicago, which provided useful feedback. In January 1995 he took a close-to-final version to the Program on Financial Mathematics at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge. There, parts of the book were used for a course and copies of the whole book were made available to visting researchers


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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1997

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 262

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 15.04.2006

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Multiperiod securities markets, martingale measures      93 97
Multiperiod securities markets, martingales      88 91 94—95 98
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes      72—73
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, discounted gains processes      83
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, discounted price processes      83
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, discounted prices      83—84
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, discounted value processes      83
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, filtration      77—79
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, information structures      73—76
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, self-financing trading strategies      82—83
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, stochastic integrals      81
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, stochastic process models of security prices      77—79
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, trading strategies      80
Multiperiod securities markets, model specifications, filtrations and stochastic processes, value processes and gains processes      81—82
Multiperiod securities markets, reflection principle      105
Multiperiod securities markets, return and dividend processes      84—85
Multiperiod securities markets, return and dividend processes, dividend processes      87—88
Multiperiod securities markets, return and dividend processes, returns for discounted price processes      85
Multiperiod securities markets, return and dividend processes, returns for value and gains processes      85—87
Multiperiod securities markets, return and dividend processes, trading strategy      86
Multiperiod securities markets, risk neutral probability measures      93 99
Multiperiod securities markets, risky security processes      73
Multiperiod securities markets, state space      106
Multiperiod securities markets, state-price deflator      100
Multiperiod securities markets, stationary Markov chain      107
Multiperiod securities markets, submartingales      91
Multiperiod securities markets, supermartingales      91
Multiperiod securities markets, time-homogeneous Markov chain      107
Multiperiod securities markets, transition matrices      107
Mutual fund principle      50
Optimal consumption and investment problems, consumption-investment      162—173
Optimal consumption and investment problems, consumption-investment, with constraints      184—193
Optimal consumption and investment problems, maximum utility from consumption and terminal wealth      173—178
Optimal consumption and investment problems, optimal portfolios      149—162 178—184
Optimal consumption and investment problems, portfolio optimization in incomplete markets      193—199
Optimal portfolios      149—151
Optimal portfolios and viability      33—36
Optimal portfolios, arbitrage opportunities      151—152
Optimal portfolios, dynamic programming      153—156
Optimal portfolios, in incomplete markets      58—64
Optimal portfolios, martingale methods      156—162
Optimal portfolios, risk neutral computational approach      156—162
Optimal portfolios, with constraints      178—181
Optimal portfolios, with constraints, risk neutral computational approach      181—184
Optimal value process      153
Optional sampling theorem      131
options      see “Bonds and interest rate derivatives” “Derivatives”
Pareto efficiency      66—68
Payer swaps      229
Payer swaptions      231—234
Portfolio management with short sales restrictions and similar constraints      52—58
Portfolio optimization in incomplete markets      193
Portfolio optimization in incomplete markets, dynamic programming      193—195
Portfolio optimization in incomplete markets, fictitious securities      196—199
Portfolio optimization in incomplete markets, Lagrange multiplier approach      195—196
Price process      2 (see also “Discounted price process”)
Put options      117
Put-call parity      117
Receiver swaps      229
Receiver swaptions      231—234
Reflection principle      105
Replicating portfolio      17
Replicating trading strategy      114—116 129
Return and dividend processes      84—88
Returns for discounted price processes      85
Returns for value and gains processes      85—87
Risk and return      28—31
Risk neutral computational approach, maximum utility from consumption and terminal wealth      175
Risk neutral computational approach, optimal consumption-investment with constraints      188—193
Risk neutral computational approach, optimal portfolios      156—162
Risk neutral computational approach, optimal portfolios, with constraints      181—184
Risk neutral computational approach, single period consumption and investment      37—40 44—46 53—58 61
Risk neutral probability measure, bonds and interest rate derivatives      201 203—205 218 224
Risk neutral probability measure, consumption-investment      168—173
Risk neutral probability measure, defined in terms of martingales      88
Risk neutral probability measure, finite horizon models      238 241
Risk neutral probability measure, futures      143
Risk neutral probability measure, infinite horizon models      243 246
Risk neutral probability measure, maximum utility from consumption and terminal wealth      174
Risk neutral probability measure, multiperiod securities markets      93 99
Risk neutral probability measure, single period consumption and investment      34 35—36 43 65 67
Risk neutral probability measure, single period securities markets      10 11—16 21—24 28
Risk neutral valuation principle, contingent claims      18 113
Risk neutral “conditional” probability measures      134
Risk premiums      29
Riskless interest rate      200
Risky price process, discounted and undiscounted      147
Risky security processes      73
Securities markets      see “Complete markets” “Incomplete “Multiperiod “Single
Self-financing consumption-investment plans      163
Self-financing futures      142
Self-financing trading strategies      82—83
Separating hyperplane theorem      14 238
Simplex algorithm, linear program solving      250
Single period consumption and investment, admissible consumption-investment plans      41
Single period consumption and investment, arbitrage opportunities      34
Single period consumption and investment, attainable wealths      38
Single period consumption and investment, capital asset pricing model (CAPM) theory      49—50
Single period consumption and investment, complete markets      33—58
Single period consumption and investment, consumption investment problems      40—47
Single period consumption and investment, consumption processes      40—41
Single period consumption and investment, consumption-investment plans      40—41
Single period consumption and investment, demand functions      68
Single period consumption and investment, equilibrium models      64—70
Single period consumption and investment, fictitious security approach      59—64
Single period consumption and investment, incomplete markets      58—64
Single period consumption and investment, marginal utility of terminal wealth      35
Single period consumption and investment, mean-variance portfolio analysis      47—51
Single period consumption and investment, mutual fund principle      50
Single period consumption and investment, optimal portfolios and viability      33—36
Single period consumption and investment, optimal portfolios in incomplete markets      58—64
Single period consumption and investment, Pareto efficiency      66—68
Single period consumption and investment, portfolio management with short sales, restrictions and similar constraints      52—58
Single period consumption and investment, risk neutral computational approach      37—40 44—46 53—58 61
Single period consumption and investment, risk neutral probability measures      34 35—36 43 65 67
Single period consumption and investment, state price density      35
Single period securities markets, arbitrage opportunities      8—10 11—13 17 24
Single period securities markets, arbitrage pricing theory      17
Single period securities markets, bank account process      1
Single period securities markets, classification      9—10
Single period securities markets, complete markets      21—24
Single period securities markets, contingent claims, attainable      17
Single period securities markets, contingent claims, complete markets      24
Single period securities markets, contingent claims, incomplete markets      24
Single period securities markets, contingent claims, marketable      17
Single period securities markets, contingent claims, meaning      16—17
Single period securities markets, contingent claims, risk neutral valuation principle      18
Single period securities markets, contingent claims, unattainable      24
Single period securities markets, contingent claims, valuation      16—21
Single period securities markets, discounted gains process      3
Single period securities markets, discounted price process      2—3
Single period securities markets, discounted value process      3
Single period securities markets, dominant trading strategy      4—10 17
Single period securities markets, gains process      2
Single period securities markets, incomplete markets      24—28
Single period securities markets, interest rate      1
Single period securities markets, law of one price      7—8 10 17
Single period securities markets, linear pricing measure      6—7
Single period securities markets, linear programming duality theory      6—7 27
Single period securities markets, model specifications      1—4
Single period securities markets, price movement      2
Single period securities markets, price process      2
Single period securities markets, replicating portfolio      17
Single period securities markets, risk and return      28—31
Single period securities markets, risk neutral probability measures      10 11—16 21—24 28
Single period securities markets, risk premiums      29
Single period securities markets, separating hyperplane theorem      14
Single period securities markets, state price density      28
Single period securities markets, state price vector      28
Single period securities markets, trading strategy      2
Single period securities markets, value process      2
Spot interest rate      200 210—212 215—217
State price density      28 35
State price vector      28
State space      106
State-price deflator      100
Stationary Markov chain      107 108—111
Stochastic integrals      81
Stochastic process models of security prices      77—79
Stopping time, derivatives      135
Stopping time, options      127
Submartingales, multiperiod securities markets      91
Submartingales, options      131 132
Supermartingales, multiperiod securities markets      91
Supermartingales, options      127 129
Swaps      137 229—234
Swaptions      231—234
Term structure model, bonds and interest rate derivatives      200—208 223
Term structure model, forward interest rates      207
Term structure model, interest rates      205—206
Term structure model, zero coupon bond prices      200 219—222
Terminal wealth, maximum utility from consumption and      173—178
Time-homogeneous Markov chain      107
Trading strategies, contingent claims      114
Trading strategies, dominant      4—10 17
Trading strategies, hedging      129
Trading strategies, infinite horizon models      244
Trading strategies, multiperiod securities markets      80 86
Trading strategies, optimal portfolios with constraints      179
Trading strategies, replicating      114—116 129
Trading strategies, self-financing      82—83
Trading strategies, single period securities markets      2
Transition matrices      107
Transition probabilities      107—108
Unattainable contingent claims      24
Undiscounted risky price process      147
Up-and-in calls      123
Up-and-in puts      123
Up-and-out calls      123
Up-and-out puts      123
Value process, American options      125
Value process, finite horizon models      240
Value process, multiperiod securities markets      81—82
Value process, multiperiod securities markets, returns for      85—87
Value process, optimal      153
Value process, options      125
Value process, single period securities markets      2
Volatilities      212—217
Whole yield approach, bonds and interest rate derivatives      217
Yield curve      205—206
Yield curve, models      217—222
Yield to maturity      205
Zero coupon bonds      200
Zero coupon bonds, prices      201—203 208—213
Zero coupon bonds, prices, term structure      219—222
“Almost surely”      239
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