Optimal Control and Hedging of Operations in the Presence of Financial Markets
René Caldentey, Martin Haugh
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Published: May 1, 2006
DOI: 10.1287/moor.1050.0179
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We consider the problem of dynamically hedging the profits of a corporation when these profits are correlated with returns in the financial markets. In particular, we consider the general problem of simultaneously optimizing over both the operating policy and the hedging strategy of the corporation. We discuss how different informational assumptions give rise to different types of hedging and solution techniques. Finally, we solve some problems commonly encountered in operations management to demonstrate the methodology.
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