Dynamic utility indierence valuation via convex risk measures
By Martin Schweizer. 2005
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- OPTIMAL INVESTMENT WITH AN UNBOUNDED RANDOM ENDOWMENT AND UTILITY‐BASED PRICING (2007, background): “Recently, Mania and Schweizer (2005) have studied a dynamic version of indifference prices for exponential utility, and Klöppel and Schweizer (2007) consider dynamic versions of utility indifference prices via convex risk measures.”
- Time consistent dynamic risk processes (2009, methodology): “Convex dynamic risk measures have been the subject of recent works; see Riedel [26], Frittelli and Rosazza Gianin [18], Klöppel and Schweizer [20], Cheredito et al. [7], Bion-Nadal [5] and Föllmer and Penner [16].”
- OPTIMAL RISK SHARING FOR LAW INVARIANT MONETARY UTILITY FUNCTIONS (2008, background): “The equivalences (ii)-(v) are known duality results, even in a more general dynamic context, see Klöppel and Schweizer [31].”
- RISK INDIFFERENCE PRICING IN JUMP DIFFUSION MARKETS (2009, background): “See in particular Xu (2006) and Klöppel and Schweizer (2005) with the references therein.”
- VALUATIONS AND DYNAMIC CONVEX RISK MEASURES (2007, background): “clumsy and non-intuitive; in common with others (for example, [3], [6], [7], [ 28 ] ), we shall instead speak of a valuation4, which is simply the negative of a risk measure.”