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This paper gives an asymptotic analysis of the mean-variance (Markowitz-type) portfolio selection under mild assumptions on the market behavior. Theoretical results show the rate of underperformance of the risk aware Markowitz-type portfolio strategy in growth rate compared to the log-optimal...
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Abstract In recent years optimal portfolio selection strategies for sequential investment have been shown to exist. Although their asymptotical optimality is well established, finite sample properties do need the adjustment of parameters that depend on dimensionality and scale. In this paper we...
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Time to build is a very important factor in a real estate development venture. Delay in completion of a project not only affects the financing costs and the rental revenue but also it may, on a more strategic note, determine the success or failure of a project. A time to build option model...
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The purpose of this paper is to introduce an approximation of the kernel-based log-optimal investment strategy that guarantees an almost optimal rate of growth of the capital under minimal assumptions on the behavior of the market. The new strategy uses much less knowledge on the distribution of...
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This paper studies the benefit coming from bundling two sequential activities in a context of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs). Differently from previous literature, I introduce a source of asymmetric information in the form of an externality parameter linking the building stage with...
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Данная статья посвящена теоретическим исследованиям динамических постановок проблемы hold-up, касающихся проблематик и последовательного (неповторяемого)...
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This paper develops a theory of sequential investments in cybersecurity in which the software vendor can invest ex ante and ex post. The regulator can use safety standards and liability rules as means of increasing security. A standard is a minimum level of safety, and a liability rule states...
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This paper considers a two-stage project which requires investments to be made by different agents, who have career concerns, at each stage. The principal needs to decide whether the project should be continued or not after the first-stage outcome is realized. The principal can either keep the...
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