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The fundamental theorem of asset pricing, the hedging problem and maximal claims in financial markets with short sales prohibitions
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    The fundamental theorem of asset pricing, the hedging problem and maximal claims in financial markets with short sales prohibitions (English)
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    4 April 2014
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    This paper deals with the financial markets with short sales prohibitions. It is supposed that the price processes of the \(N\) risky assets are nonnegative locally bounded \(P\)-semimartingales over a stochastic basis \((\Omega,F,{\mathcal F},P)\), where \({\mathcal F}=({\mathcal F}_{t})_{0\leq t\leq T}\). Let \(S=(S^{ i})_{1\leq i\leq N}\) be the \(\mathbb R^N\)-valued stochastic process representing the prices of the risky assets. If \(X\) is a semimartingale over stochastic basis let us denote by \(L(X)\) the space of predictable processes integrable with respect to \(X\). A vector-valued process \(H=(H^{1},\ldots,H^{N})\) is called an admissible trading strategy if: \(H\in L(S)\); \(H_0=0\); \((H\cdot S)\geq -\alpha\) for some \(\alpha>0\); \(H^{i}\geq0\) for all \(i>d\). Let \({\mathcal M}_{\sup}(S)\) be the set of probability measures \(Q\) on \((\Omega, F)\) such that: \(Q\equiv P\) and for \(1\leq i\leq d\), \(S^{i}\) is a \(Q\)-local martingale and, for \(d< i\leq N\), \(S^{i}\) is a \(Q\)-supermartingale. The author proves that the condition of ``no free lunch'' with vanishing risk under short sales prohibition is fulfilled if and only if \({\mathcal M}_{\sup}(S)\neq\emptyset\). Then the author studies in financial markets with short sales prohibitions where prices are driven by nonnegative locally bounded semimartingales the space of contingent claims that can be super-replicated and perfectly replicated. He investigates the hedging problem in these models and connects it to a properly defined property of maximality of contingent claims.
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    financial markets
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    short sales prohibitions
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    asset pricing
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    maximal claims
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    hedging problem
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    supermartingale measures
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    fundamental theorem of asset pricing
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