ABSTRACT. This paper is concerned with a class of infinite-time horizon optimal stopping problems for spectrally negative Lévy processes. Focusing on strategies of threshold type, we write explicit expressions for the corresponding expected payoff via the scale function, and further pursue optimal candidate threshold levels. We obtain and show the equivalence of the continuous/smooth fit condition and the first-order condition for maximization over threshold levels. This together with problem-specific information about the payoff function can prove optimality over all stopping times. As examples, we give an alternative proof for the perpetual American option pricing problem and solve an extension to Egami and Yamazaki [17]
We present a method to solve optimal stopping problems in infinite horizon for a L\'evy process when...
Solving optimal stopping problems driven by Lévy processes has been a challenging task and has foun...
Given a spectrally negative Lévy process, we predict, in an $L_1$ sense, the last passage time of th...
ABSTRACT. We consider a class of infinite-time horizon optimal stopping problems for spectrally nega...
A cornerstone in the theory of optimal stopping for the maximum process is a result known as Peskir'...
In this paper, we investigate sufficient conditions that ensure the optimality of threshold strategi...
This thesis deals with the explicit solution of optimal stopping problems with infinite time horizon...
We consider spectrally negative Levy process and determine the joint Laplace trans form of the exit ...
ABSTRACT. This paper studies the Lévy model of the optimal multiple-stopping problem arising in the...
ABSTRACT. This paper studies the Lévy model of the optimal multiple-stopping problem arising in the...
Previous authors have considered optimal stopping problems driven by the running maximum of a spectr...
We consider a discretionary stopping problem that arises in the context of pricing a class of perpet...
We study optimal stopping problems related to the pricing of perpetual American options in an extens...
Lévy processes have stationary, independent increments. This seemingly unassuming (defining) propert...
AbstractWe consider a discretionary stopping problem that arises in the context of pricing a class o...
We present a method to solve optimal stopping problems in infinite horizon for a L\'evy process when...
Solving optimal stopping problems driven by Lévy processes has been a challenging task and has foun...
Given a spectrally negative Lévy process, we predict, in an $L_1$ sense, the last passage time of th...
ABSTRACT. We consider a class of infinite-time horizon optimal stopping problems for spectrally nega...
A cornerstone in the theory of optimal stopping for the maximum process is a result known as Peskir'...
In this paper, we investigate sufficient conditions that ensure the optimality of threshold strategi...
This thesis deals with the explicit solution of optimal stopping problems with infinite time horizon...
We consider spectrally negative Levy process and determine the joint Laplace trans form of the exit ...
ABSTRACT. This paper studies the Lévy model of the optimal multiple-stopping problem arising in the...
ABSTRACT. This paper studies the Lévy model of the optimal multiple-stopping problem arising in the...
Previous authors have considered optimal stopping problems driven by the running maximum of a spectr...
We consider a discretionary stopping problem that arises in the context of pricing a class of perpet...
We study optimal stopping problems related to the pricing of perpetual American options in an extens...
Lévy processes have stationary, independent increments. This seemingly unassuming (defining) propert...
AbstractWe consider a discretionary stopping problem that arises in the context of pricing a class o...
We present a method to solve optimal stopping problems in infinite horizon for a L\'evy process when...
Solving optimal stopping problems driven by Lévy processes has been a challenging task and has foun...
Given a spectrally negative Lévy process, we predict, in an $L_1$ sense, the last passage time of th...