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Some Hilbert space ideas for actuaries of the third kind

When 17.00
Where B617 (Leverhulme Library)
Presentations  
Speaker Martin Schweizer 
From ETH Zurich
Abstract We present a very simple approach via Hilbert space methods to some problems from mathematical finance that are also relevant for modern actuaries. More precisely, we show how to solve the classical Markowitz problems (in dynamic or static versions), explain how to do mean-variance hedging and give an application to indifference valuation. The latter is of particular interest for actuaries since it can be used to value insurance products in the context of a financial market.
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