2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.cam.2016.07.009
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Model risk and discretisation of locally risk-minimising strategies

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“…As far as further investigations are concerned, applications of our study to the problem of hedging in finance are considered in the paper by Sun et al [23]. In this latter paper, quadratic hedging strategies in incomplete markets and their related FBSDE of the form (1.1) are considered.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As far as further investigations are concerned, applications of our study to the problem of hedging in finance are considered in the paper by Sun et al [23]. In this latter paper, quadratic hedging strategies in incomplete markets and their related FBSDE of the form (1.1) are considered.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For numerical applications of the discretisation scheme, we refer to Sun et al [23], where the authors study the numerical computation of locally risk-minimizing strategies for vanilla, Asian and spread options and use a regression-based method as in Longstaff and Schwarz [15] to simulate the conditional expectations appearing in the discretisation scheme. We refer to Kohler [12] for an overview of regression-based approaches to compute numerically conditional expectations arising from American options.…”
Section: υ(S) Dm (S) − L(t ) + L(t) mentioning
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“…where notation f shows the normalized value of f . According to Equation (12), the relation between risk and reliability of each controller can be written as…”
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“…In addition to reliability analysis, risk analysis and management are two important subjects with numerous applications in systems engineering [10][11][12]. The operational risk of a controller for a system can be defined in various ways depending on its specific application.…”
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