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A Note on the Dividends-Penalty Identity and the Optimal Dividend Barrier
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EconomicsDividends-penalty IdentityAsset PricingFinancial Risk ManagementRisk ManagementManagementBusinessEconomic AnalysisRisk MetricDerivative PricingOptimal Dividend BarrierOptimal BarrierIntertemporal Portfolio ChoiceFinancial EngineeringFinanceRisk-averse OptimizationFinancial Risk
For a general class of risk models, the dividends-penalty identity is derived by probabilistic reasoning. This identity is the key for understanding and determining the optimal dividend barrier, which maximizes the difference between the expected present value of all dividends until ruin and the expected discounted value of a penalty at ruin (which is typically a function of the deficit at ruin). As an illustration, the optimal barrier is calculated in two classical models, for different penalty functions and a variety of parameter values.
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