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This paper studies two player stopping games in a discrete time multiple prior framework with a finite time horizon. Optimal stopping times as well as recursive formulas for the value processes of the games are derived. These results are used to characterize the set of no-arbitrage prices for a...
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A game option is an American option with the added feature that not only the option holder, but also the option writer, can exercise the option at any time. We characterize the value of a perpetual game option in terms of excessive functions, and we use the connection between excessive functions...
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A game option is an American option with the added feature that not only the option holder, but also the option writer, can exercise the option at any time. We characterize the value of a perpetual game option in terms of excessive functions, and we use the connection between excessive functions...
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An in depth study of the pricing of Game contingent claims under a general diffusion market model, in which interest rate is non constant, is presented. With the idea of providing a few numerical examples of the valuation of such claims, we present a detailed description of a Bootstrapping...
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