In this article, we elaborate a method for determining the optimal strike price for a put option, used to hedge a position in a financial product such as a basket of shares and a bond. This strike price is optimal in the sense that it minimizes, for a given budget, a class of risk measures satisfying certain properties. Formulas are derived for one single underlying as well as for a weighted sum of underlyings. For the latter we will consider two cases depending on the dependence structure of the components in this weighted sum. Applications and numerical results are presented. Copyright (c) The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 2010.
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In this paper, we discuss how a risk-averse individual under an intertemporal equilibrium chooses hi...
We investigate the optimal hedging strategy for a firm using options, where the role of production a...
We investigate the optimal hedging strategy for a firm using options, where the role of production a...
In this article, we elaborate a method for determining the optimal strike price for a put option, us...
Abstract. This paper studies a strategy that minimizes the risk of a position in a zero coupon bond ...
In this paper, we elaborate a formula for determining the optimal strike price for a bond put option...
In this paper, we elaborate a formula for determining the optimal strike price for a bond put option...
A natural approach to reducing the risk of a position in stock, is by buying put options on the unde...
This paper provides an analytical solution to the problem of how an institution might optimally mana...
This paper provides an analytical solution to the problem of how an institution might optimally mana...
Abstract. This article aims to provide a process that can be used in financial risk management by re...
In this paper, we develop a theoretical model in which a firm hedges a spot position using options i...
4 pp., 4 figuresPut options are a pricing tool with considerable flexibility for managing price risk...
Consider an agent who holds a stock, but is allowed to buy and hold some quantity of at-the-money pu...
This paper proposes a closed-form solution for pricing an American put option on a non-dividend payi...
In this paper, we discuss how a risk-averse individual under an intertemporal equilibrium chooses hi...
We investigate the optimal hedging strategy for a firm using options, where the role of production a...
We investigate the optimal hedging strategy for a firm using options, where the role of production a...