Mathematical Methods Applied in Pricing and Investment Problems
A special issue of Risks (ISSN 2227-9091).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 March 2025 | Viewed by 1123
Special Issue Editors
Interests: optimal investment and pricing in incomplete markets; equilibrium pricing of non-tradable risks; optimal portfolio selection with regulatory constraints; time consistent portfolio management; prospect theory
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Interests: risk management; actuarial science; mathematical finance; longevity risk; property and casualty insurance; cyber risk; the burgeoning field of risks associated with smart contracts and autonomous systems; and risks induced by climate change
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Many financial and insurance products are based on risk factors, and are not directly traded. The pricing of these products is sometimes linked to optimal investment in financial and insurance markets. One such example of this is from Jevtić, Kwak, and Pirvu (2022) who developed a continuous time model for the optimal investment and pricing of mortality-linked instruments.
In this Special Issue, we are aiming to collect high-quality research papers focusing on the mathematical modelling and methodology of pricing non-tradable risks, and optimal investment in financial and insurance markets. You are invited to submit your research on continuous time stochastic models and methods for pricing non-tradable risks, and stochastic optimal control problems in finance and insurance, modelling optimal investment.
Dr. Traian A Pirvu
Guest Editor
Dr. Petar Jevtic
Co-Guest Editor
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Keywords
- non-tradable risk
- longevity risk
- climate risk
- cyber risk
- optimal investment
- insurance mathematics
- financial mathematics
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