An optimal transport problem with backward martingale constraints motivated by insider trading

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Abstract: We study a single-period optimal transport problem on mathbbR2 with a covariance-type cost function c(x,y)=(x1−y1)(x2−y2) and a backward martingale constraint. We show that a transport plan gamma is optimal if and only if there is a maximal monotone set G that supports the x-marginal of gamma and such that c(x,y)=minzinGc(z,y) for every (x,y) in the support of gamma. We obtain sharp regularity conditions for the uniqueness of an optimal plan and for its representation in terms of a map. Our study is motivated by a variant of the classical Kyle model of insider trading from Rochet and Vila (1994).












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