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Delta Hedging with Transaction Costs: Dynamic Multiscale Strategy using Neural Nets

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  • G. Mazzei
  • F. G. Bellora
  • J. A. Serur

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In most real scenarios the construction of a risk-neutral portfolio must be performed in discrete time and with transaction costs. Two human imposed constraints are the risk-aversion and the profit maximization, which together define a nonlinear optimization problem with a model-dependent solution. In this context, an optimal fixed frequency hedging strategy can be determined a posteriori by maximizing a sharpe ratio simil path dependent reward function. Sampling from Heston processes, a convolutional neural network was trained to infer which period is optimal using partial information, thus leading to a dynamic hedging strategy in which the portfolio is hedged at various frequencies, each weighted by the probability estimate of that frequency being optimal.

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  • G. Mazzei & F. G. Bellora & J. A. Serur, 2021. "Delta Hedging with Transaction Costs: Dynamic Multiscale Strategy using Neural Nets," Papers 2109.12337, arXiv.org.
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