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Exact Solutions of a Model for Asset Prices by K. Takaoka

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We are concerned with a model for asset prices introduced by Koichiro Takaoka, which extends the well known Black-Scholes model. For the pricing of contingent claims, partial differential equation (PDE) is derived in a special case under the typical delta hedging strategy. We present an exact pricing formula by way of solving the equation.

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Mathematics Subject Classification(2000):91B28,35K15

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Ishimura, N., Sakaguchi, Th. Exact Solutions of a Model for Asset Prices by K. Takaoka. Asia-Pacific Finan Markets 11, 445–451 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10690-006-9022-9

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