Theory of Probability and Its Applications · 1995 · 127 citations · 11 references
BusinessFinanceMathematicsFinancial EconomicsProbability TheoryStochastic ProcessesBrownian MotionMarkov ProcessesOptimal StoppingOption PricingOption Pricing ModelsMartingale RepresentationMartingale TheoryOptimal Stopping In PricingOptimal Stopping Rules
The “Russian option” was introduced and calculated with the help of the solution of the optimal stopping problem for a two-dimensional Markov process in [10]. This paper proposes a new derivation of the general results [10]. The key idea is to introduce the dual martingale measure which permits one to reduce the “two-dimensional” optimal stopping problem to a “one-dimensional” one. This approach simplifies the discussion and explain the simplicity of the answer found in [10].
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