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We derive closed form solutions to the discounted optimal stopping problems related to the pricing of the perpetual American standard put and call options in a diffusion model with piecewise-linear coefficients. The method of proof is based on the reduction of the initial optimal stopping...
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We study the optimal stopping of an American call option in a random time-horizon under exponential spectrally negative L'evy models. The random time-horizon is modeled as the so-called Omega default clock in insurance, which is the first time when the occupation time of the underlying L'evy...
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We present explicit solutions to the perpetual American compound option pricing problems in the Black-Merton-Scholes model. The method of proof is based on the reduction of the initial two-step optimal stopping problems for the underlying geometric Brownian motion to appropriate sequences of...
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We derive a new equation for the optimal investment boundary of a general irreversible investment problem under exponential Lévy uncertainty. The problem is set as an infinite time-horizon, two-dimensional degenerate singular stochastic control problem. In line with the results recently...
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A problem of optimally purchasing electricity at a real-valued spot price (that is, with potentially negative cost) has been recently addressed in De Angelis, Ferrari and Moriarty (2015) [SIAM J. Control Optim. 53(3)]. This problem can be considered one of irreversible investment with a cost...
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We derive a new equation for the optimal investment boundary of a general irreversible investment problem under exponential Lévy uncertainty. The problem is set as an infinite time-horizon, two-dimensional degenerate singular stochastic control problem. In line with the results recently...
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