This paper presents a discrete-time sequential stochastic asset-selling problem with an infinite planning horizon, where the process of selling the asset may reach a deadline at any point in time with a probability. It is assumed that a quitting offer is available at every point in time and search skipping is permitted. Thus, decisions must be made as to whether or not to accept the quitting offer, to accept an appearing buyer’s offer, and to conduct a search for a buyer. The main purpose of this paper is to clarify the properties of the optimal decision rules in relation to the model’s parameters.<br /
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This thesis addresses the problem of the optimal timing of investment decisions. A number of models ...
We consider a buying–selling problem with the finite time horizon when several stops of a sequence o...
The following thesis is divided in two main topics. The first part studies variations of optimal pre...
This paper presents a discrete time optimal asset selling problem with a predetermined final deadlin...
This paper focuses on the problem of selling an asset by a specified deadline in which the decision ...
In this article we study an optimal stopping/optimal control problem which models the decision facin...
In this paper, we investigate the pricing via utility indifference of the right to sell a non-traded...
This paper examines the situation in which a utility maximizing agent holds a portfolio composed of ...
We consider a sequential problem of selling K identical assets over the finite time horizon with a f...
In this thesis an optimal stopping problem related to the classical secretary problem is studied. Th...
This paper proposes an asset selling problem with a new selling strategy called the switching strate...
Inventory and capacity planning models generally take the time of sale as something that is exogenou...
Considering a positive portfolio diffusion $X$ with negative drift, we investigate optimal stopping ...
This thesis addresses the topic of decision making under uncertainty, with particular focus on finan...
This thesis consists of an introduction and five articles. A common theme in all the articles is opt...
This thesis addresses the problem of the optimal timing of investment decisions. A number of models ...
We consider a buying–selling problem with the finite time horizon when several stops of a sequence o...
The following thesis is divided in two main topics. The first part studies variations of optimal pre...