Demonstrates optimal investment strategies in a multi-asset market, highlighting implications for wealth management.
We consider the problem of optimal investment in a multi-asset market with borrowing, unbounded random coefficients, and the power utility from terminal wealth. The resulting optimization problem, due to the higher interest rate for borrowing than for lending, is a multi-input stochastic optimal control problem with a nonlinear system dynamics and unbounded random coefficients. A certain piece-wise completion of squares method and a linear backward stochastic differential equation are used to find an explicit closed-form solution as a linear state-feedback control, the gain of which can have up to five different regimes.
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