Robust Strategies for Optimal Order Execution in the Almgren–Chriss Framework
By Alexander Schied. 2012
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Abstract Assuming geometric Brownian motion as unaffected price process , Gatheral and Schied (2011; Optimal trade execution under geometric Brownian motion in the Almgren and Chriss framework, International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Finance, 14, pp. 353–368) derived a strategy for optimal order execution that reacts in a sensible manner on market changes but can still be computed in closed form. Here, we will investigate the robustness of this strategy with respect to misspecification of the law of . We prove the surprising result that the strategy remains optimal whenever is a square-integrable martingale. We then analyse the optimization criterion of Gatheral and Schied (2011) in the case in which is any square-integrable semimartingale and we give a closed-form solution to this problem. As a corollary, we find an explicit solution to the problem of minimizing the expected liquidation costs when the unaffected price process is a square-integrable semimartingale. The solutions to our problems are found by stochastically solving a finite-fuel control problem without assumptions of Markovianity.
Subfields: Finance, Management Science and Operations Research
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- Incorporating order-flow into optimal execution (2016, unknown): “In this setup the impact of the MO is temporary and only affects the price received by the trader who sent the MO, and, moreover, the LOB recovers infinitely fast to its state previous to the arrival of the MO, see [1,2,19,21,24,26] for further discussions and generalizations to relax the resilience”