In this paper, we consider the pricing of the CDS (credit default swap) under a GMFBM (generalized mixed fractional Brownian motion) model. As the name suggests, the GMFBM model is indeed a generalization of all the FBM (fractional Brownian motion) models used in the literature, and is proved to...

Economic interdependency of wildlife or fish stocks is usually attributed to ecological interdependency, such as predator - prey and competitive relationships, or to density dependent migration of species between different areas. This paper provides another channel for economic interdependency...

The objective of this paper is to elicit stakeholder preferences in relation to different Multiple Use Offshore Platforms (MUOP) designs produced by the TROPOS project (www.troposplatform.eu) for the Liuqiu Island, Taiwan using the Choice Experiment (CE) method. To authors/ acknowledge, this is...

This paper investigates the strategic interaction of information acquisition and noise trading patterns, as well as its significant implications in market equilibrium outcomes. We consider a market where the strategic trader can dynamically acquire costly information about an asset's payoff via...

This paper investigates the strategic interaction of information acquisition and noise trading patterns, as well as its significant implications in market equilibrium outcomes. We consider a market where the strategic trader can dynamically acquire costly information about an asset's payoff via...

This work studies the long-range dependence of retail trading in the stock market. Strong evidence is found for the presence of long memory in retail trading activity, and this finding is robust to the choice of retail trade identification criteria and statistical estimators for the memory...

This paper investigates the strategic interaction of information acquisition, information-based dynamic trading, and noise trading patterns, as well as its significant implications on market equilibrium outcomes. We consider a market where the strategic trader can dynamically acquire costly...

This paper studies a robust portfolio choice problem with return predictability and price impacts in continuous time. Asset returns are modeled by some stochastic factors and trades incur both transient and permanent price impacts. Assuming ambiguity aversions toward asset returns and...

In this paper, we solve a continuous-time portfolio choice problem of an investor under a Markov jump linear system that effectively captures stochasticity in asset returns, price impacts, and market resilience. Specifically, the investor chooses his portfolio to maximize the expected excess...