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Construction of Forward Performance Processes in Stochastic Factor Models and an Extension of Widder's Theorem

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arxiv 1805.04535 v1 pith:A5BSITR5 submitted 2018-05-11 q-fin.MF math.APmath.PR

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We consider the problem of optimal portfolio selection under forward investment performance criteria in an incomplete market. Given multiple traded assets, the prices of which depend on multiple observable stochastic factors, we construct a large class of forward performance processes with power-utility initial data, as well as the corresponding optimal portfolios. This is done by solving the associated non-linear parabolic partial differential equations (PDEs) posed in the "wrong" time direction, for stock-factor correlation matrices with eigenvalue equality (EVE) structure, which we introduce here. Along the way we establish on domains an explicit form of the generalized Widder's theorem of Nadtochiy and Tehranchi [NT15, Theorem 3.12] and rely hereby on the Laplace inversion in time of the solutions to suitable linear parabolic PDEs posed in the "right" time direction.

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