Advanced. of Time. of Measure. Aarhus University, Denmark. Albert Shiryaev. Stek/ov Mathematical Institute and Moscow State University, Russia

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SHANGHAI TAIPEI Advanced Series on Statistical Science & Applied Probability Vol. I 3 Change and Change of Time of Measure Ole E. Barndorff-Nielsen Aarhus University, Denmark Albert Shiryaev Stek/ov Mathematical Institute and Moscow State University, Russia World Scientific NEW JERSEY LONDON SINGAPORE BEJJJNB HONG KONG CHENNAI

X Foreword Introduction v xi I. Random Change of Time 1 1.1 Basic Definitions 1 1.2 Some Properties of Change of Time 4 1.3 Representations in the Weak Sense {X X ot), = in the Strong Sense (X XoT) = and the Semi-strong Sense (X a= X o T). I. Constructive Examples 8 1.4 Representations in the Weak Sense (X '= X o T), Strong Sense o (X T) and the Semi-strong Sense (X a= X ot), II. The Case of Continuous Local Martingales and Processes of Bounded Variation 15 2. Integral Representations and Change of Time in Stochas tic Integrals 25 2.1 Integral Representations of Local Martingales in the Strong Sense 25 2.2 Integral Representations of Local Martingales in a Semistrong Sense 33 2.3 Stochastic Integrals Over the Stable Processes and Integral Representations 35 2.4 Stochastic Integrals with Respect to Stable Processes and Change of Time 38 3. Semimartingales: Basic Notions, Structures, Elements of vii

viii Stochastic Analysis 41 3.1 Basic Definitions and Properties 41 3.2 Canonical Representation. Triplets of Predictable Charac teristics 52 3.3 Stochastic Integrals with Respect to a Brownian Motion, Square-integrable Martingales, and... Semimartingales 56 3.4 Stochastic Differential Equations 73 4. Stochastic Exponential and Stochastic Logarithm. Cumulant Processes 91 4.1 Stochastic Exponential and Stochastic Logarithm 91 4.2 Fourier Cumulant Processes 96 4.3 Laplace Cumulant Processes 99 4.4 Cumulant Processes of Stochastic Integral Transformation Xv = <p-x 101 5. Processes with Independent Increments. Levy Processes 105 5.1 Processes with Independent Increments and Semimartingales 105 5.2 Processes with Stationary Independent Increments (Levy Processes) 108 5.3 Some Properties of Sample Paths of Processes with Inde pendent Increments 113 5.4 Some Properties of Sample Paths of Processes with Sta tionary Independent Increments (Levy Processes) 117 6. Change of Measure. General Facts 121 6.1 Basic Definitions. Density Process 121 6.2 Discrete Version of Girsanov's Theorem 123 6.3 Semimartingale Version of Girsanov's Theorem 126 6.4 Esscher's Change of Measure 132 7. Change of Measure in Models Based on Levy Processes 135 7.1 Linear and Exponential Levy Models under Change of Measure 135 7.2 On the Criteria of Local Absolute Continuity of Two Mea sures of Levy Processes 142

ix 7.3 On the Uniqueness of Locally Equivalent Martingale-type Measures for the Exponential Levy Models 144 7.4 On the Construction of Martingale Measures with Minimal Entropy in the Exponential Levy Models 147 8. Change of Time in Semimartingale Models and Models Based on Brownian Motion and Levy Processes 151 8.1 Some General Facts about Change of Time for Semimar tingale Models 151 8.2 Change of Time in Brownian Motion. Different Formu lations 154 8.3 Change of Time Given by Subordinators. I. Some Ex amples 156 8.4 Change of Time Given by Subordinators. II. Structure of the Triplets of Predictable Characteristics 158 9. Conditionally Gaussian Distributions and Stochastic Volatility Models for the Discrete-time Case 163 9.1 Deviation from the Gaussian Property of the Returns of the Prices 163 9.2 Martingale Approach to the Study of the Returns of the Prices 166 9.3 Conditionally Gaussian Models. I. Linear (AR, MA, ARMA) and Nonlinear (ARCH, GARCH) Models for Returns 171 9.4 Conditionally Gaussian Models. II. IG- and GIGdistributions for the Square of Stochastic Volatility and GH-distributions for Returns 175 10. Martingale Measures in the Stochastic Theory of Arbitrage 195 10.1 Basic Notions and Summary of Results of the Theory of Arbitrage. I. Discrete Time Models 195 10.2 Basic Notions and Summary of Results of the Theory of Arbitrage. II. Continuous-Time Models 207 10.3 Arbitrage in a Model of Buying/Selling Assets with Trans action Costs 215 10.4 Asymptotic Arbitrage: Some Problems 216 11. Change of Measure in Option Pricing 225

X 11.1 Overview of the Pricing Formulae for European Options. 11.2 Overview of the Pricing Formulae for American Options. 225 240 11.3 Duality and Symmetry of the Semimartingale Models.. 243 11.4 Call-Put Duality in Option Pricing. Levy Models 254 12. Conditionally Brownian and Levy Processes. Stochastic Volatility Models 259 12.1 From Black-Scholes Theory of Pricing of Derivatives to the Implied Volatility, Smile Effect and Stochastic Volatil ity Models 259 12.2 Generalized Inverse Gaussian Subordinator and General ized Hyperbolic Levy Motion: Two Methods of Construc tion, Sample Path Properties 270 12.3 Distributional and Sample-path Properties of the Levy Processes L(GIG) and L(GH) 275 12.4 On Some Others Models of the Dynamics of Prices. Com parison of the Properties of Different Models 283 Afterword 289 Bibliography 291 Index 301