Consider an investor with initial wealth W0 > 0 who seeks to maximize E[logWT]. Assume E
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Consider an investor with initial wealth W0 > 0 who seeks to maximize E[logWT]. Assume E
T 0
|rt|dt
< ∞ and E
T 0
κ2 t dt
< ∞, where κ denotes the maximum Sharpe ratio. Assume portfolio processes are constrained to satisfy E
T 0
π
ttπt dt
< ∞.
Recall that this constraint implies E
T 0
π
σ dB
= 0 .
(a) Using the formula (13.15) for Wt show that the optimal portfolio process is
π = −1
(μ−rι).
Hint: The objective function obtained by substituting the formula
(13.15) for Wt can be maximized in π separately at each date and in each state of the world.
(b) Assume the market is Markovian. Show that the investor’s value function is V(t,w, x) = logw+ f(t,x), where f(t,x) = E
T t
rs +
1 2
κ 2 s
ds
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Xt = x
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