On the hedging of american options in discrete time markets with proportional transaction costs

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In this note, we consider a general discrete time financial market with proportional transaction costs as in Kabanov and Stricker [4], Kabanov et al. [5], Kabanov et al. [6] and Schachermayer [10]. We provide a dual formulation for the set of initial endowments which allow to super-hedge some American claim. We show that this extends the result of Chalasani and Jha [1] which was obtained in a model with constant transaction costs and risky assets which evolve on a finite dimensional tree. We also provide fairly general conditions under which the expected formulation in terms of stopping times does not work. © 2005 Applied Probability Trust.

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Bouchard, B., & Temam, E. (2005). On the hedging of american options in discrete time markets with proportional transaction costs. Electronic Journal of Probability, 10, 746–760. https://doi.org/10.1214/EJP.v10-266

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